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Partner content: Matthew Dearden considers whether the outdoor media industry may need to work differently if it is to inspire advertiser confidence as lockdown comes to an end.

As the UK lockdown begins to lift, Helen Miall calls on the world’s advertising brains to reconsider how they use outdoor

Newspapers that told readers post-Brexit trade deals would be easy could be sweating, much like a Russian oligarch living in the UK, writes Ray Snoddy.

Instead of letting our voices go quiet during the Covid-19 lockdown, the UK outdoor media industry has stood up, been counted and kept its place in the spotlight, writes Talon’s Nick Mawditt.

Dominic Mills notes OOH’s impact on his surroundings, questions Huawei’s bid to woo the British public and laments another Brexit slogan.

There is now an opportunity for brands to use messaging to shape future consumer purchasing behaviours, writes Kinetic’s Jennie Roper.

There can be few things as important to a brand as its name, iconography and heritage, writes Jan Gooding – but at what cost?

New content from Led by Donkeys exposes the UK media’s failures to confront the lies, avoidances and circumlocutions of ministers, writes Ray Snoddy

As we approach the fourth anniversary of the ANA’s prescribed solutions to media transparency, Nick Manning looks at how things have changed.

Partner content: Connected TV is arguably the most complicated advertising ecosystem out there, writes PubMatic’s Jonas Olsen. Here’s what needs to change