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The GARM and ANZ framework is a major step forward in our quest for better measurement and all parts of our industry will have an important part to play as it develops.

This industry will be watching closely what the new government’s stance is on talent, AI, sport, social media and the economy. 

Beyond vague promises of widening access, working constructively with broadcasters and cracking down on online harm, Labour must show us what it will do to support this important sector. 

With the Euros and Olympics expecting to attract huge audiences, brands have an unparalleled opportunity to reach them with innovative and precisely targeted DOOH. 

One year on from the birth of Threads, brands are still unsure whether they should be on the site. 26PMX unpacks some reasons why it’s worth getting involved.

The world’s biggest advertising festival did itself proud this year by widening access to content creators. Media owners, researchers and agencies must play their part, too, as this industry changes.

Our industry understands the importance of symbols. In an increasingly hostile climate towards LGBTIA+ people, it’s alarming that some brands are reverting to the original Pride flag to consciously exclude others. 

Attention data can be used to cross-pollinate a variety of digital ad opportunities and improve creative execution, but many brands haven’t been deploying attention data the right way. 

Spark Foundry’s Marcos Angelides shares his thoughts about the opportunities of generative AI in commerce, from scaling content to the role of product recommendation to the implications for media planning, with Publicis Commerce partners Justine Kroll and Stuart Johnston.

AI might push us to be more original and force us to place more value on striving to invent or deliver the never-seen or never-heard to avoid competing with machines.