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Could the murder of a veteran’s nurse be the turning point for the US media in the presidency of Donald Trump?

Brands are failing to acknowledge the differences in how generations pursue health when marketing wellness. Golley Slater’s Paul Sheldon breaks down the generational divide. 

Audio has improved at identifying moments of responsiveness, making creative weakness much harder to hide, says Trisonic’s CEO.

The CEO of C-Screens makes three predictions for the year ahead.

Audio may be resilient, but successfully navigating the next phase of its challenges will be crucial for its future, says Radiocentre’s CEO.

As YouTube blurs the line between platform and broadcaster, Google’s real priority becomes easier to spot.

Our collective intent this year should be to turn up the dial on mental wellness support, says NABS CEO, Sue Todd. 

Couponing remains one of the few compliant ways for brands to put LHF products directly in front of consumers in 2026. What happens now that the secret’s out?

Consistency has always mattered on social platforms. On TikTok, it has tipped into something closer to rigidity, says Jungle Creations’ Lauren Kirkland.

As more people are discovering Reddit through citations in AI-generated search, does adland truly have the right mindset to create for this vastly different social channel?