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Amid a rapidly changing search and AI landscape, here are four strategies that marketers should adopt to ensure they’re ready for this new frontier.

In the first of a three-part series, The Kite Factory’s John Clarvis explores the concept of social identity and the media’s role in perpetuating extreme behaviours.

Recent data suggests brands may be spending too much on social. But paid social isn’t performing badly — quite the contrary. The key lies in understanding how and when to use it. 

The biggest question of all, if Dovid Efune succeeds in his bid for the Telegraph, is the extent to which the newspapers will have editorial independence. 

Isba has beta-launched Origin without Barb data and is delivering data that doesn’t meet MRC standard. Why is the industry risking more friction and higher costs?

As misogyny surges in the online space, here is how some women have tackled the tsunami of abuse to ensure their voices are heard.

Carers are leaving our industry in droves. We must take action now: let’s start with understanding the contribution that carers bring to the workplace, while increasing representation and giving proper support to employees.

If network agencies run their business like supermarkets, their double-digit margins are unsustainably high, writes the editor-in-chief.

As Sky sues Warner Bros Discovery over its refusal to partner on the upcoming Harry Potter series, is the UK broadcaster potentially facing its Götterdämmerung?

Advertising is a powerful tool in helping reframe what we should aspire to. How can brands promote sustainable behaviour even when they’re not promoting sustainable products?