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Bloomberg Intelligence’s Matthew Bloxham outlines his expectations for media and advertising in the year ahead.

Clear all of the Brexit stuff out of the way and the fog begins to clear on the crystal ball, writes Raymond Snoddy as he looks at the year ahead in media.

After a year filled with regulatory changes and bright spotlights on the major platforms, we can expect more disruption in the way the digital ecosystem operates in 2019, writes Ezoic’s John Cole.

After spending most of his career working in digital media, Nick Suckley has reached a striking conclusion about its future.

From agency regeneration to the language of contempt, and Sorrell’s thirst for revenge to adspend virtue signalling, Dominic Mills shares his views on the year ahead.

Those despairing of the ‘snowflake’ army recruitment ads must realise that the future of warfare is going to be vastly different from the past, writes Tracey Follows.

PwC’s Sam Tomlinson outlines five reasons why the media and advertising sectors should feel good about 2019.

If you build a strong brand, consumers are more likely to dismiss any negative information that comes out about you, and it may even make them like you more, writes William Hanmer-Lloyd.

From the global rise of populism, to the failing economic models of established media, the flow of reliable information is under serious threat, writes Raymond Snoddy.

All Bob Wootton wants for Christmas is for everyone in adland to start doing their jobs properly.