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Nostalgia can be a very powerful tool for advertisers, writes Dominic Mills – especially when the future seems so uncertain. Plus: how coronavirus is impacting media and advertising.

As The Attention Council hosts its launch event, Magnetic’s Anna Sampson looks at the growing movement to change advertising for the better.

From scoops to damaged businesses, Ray Snoddy looks at how coronavirus is impacting the media and advertising sectors.

Sponsor content: New market intelligence sets a sonic path for marketers, writes Veritonic’s Scott Klass.

Genuine efforts to deliver brand purpose are being sullied by charlatans, writes Dominic Mills.

Helen Rose shares findings from a new study looking at the enablers and obstacles to creating a great place to work – with a focus on women versus men.

From fashion to activism, the silver screen is a well of inspiration – so it makes sense that we should look to Hollywood when it comes to lessons in diversity, writes Kathryn Jacob

Just like the Labour Party, advertising has also become less effective over time, writes Andrew Tenzer. Time for a rethink?

The original Spitting Image was very much ‘water cooler TV’ with audiences of 15m. With only an estimated few hundred thousand subscribers, there’s no way it can perform this feat for BritBox.

The response of the media to the coronavirus threat will have to be carefully and accurately calibrated against the reality, writes Ray Snoddy. So how has it fared to date?