With the help of social media it could easily be possible to assemble an American majority who accept the “alternative facts”, writes Raymond Snoddy. So what can be done?
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Why are people working in media and advertising choosing to discard centuries of understanding in an attempt to get with the kids, asks Route’s James Whitmore.
After yet another rebrand, the last 17 years have been erased from RKCR/Y&R’s history, writes Dominic Mills – plus: why Robert Senior quit, and beware of Facebook bearing gifts.
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Following the appointment of Sir David Clementi as the new chairman of the BBC, Raymond Snoddy wonders whether the former banker needs to do a bit of extra homework before sinking his teeth into the job.
The volume of branded content will continue to grow because UK consumers simply don’t like ads, writes Jane Ostler.
Dan Hanson and Alexander Wisch of Bloomberg Intelligence explain how economic challenges will impact agencies and the wider media and advertising sectors in 2017.
Algorithmic filtering is now orchestrating our entire lives. Helen Rose asks what impact this will have on brands.