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Watching football on TV is growing painfully expensive and surely an indication of a market that is not working, writes Raymond Snoddy.

Richard Shotton uses new research to examine students’ perception of advertising – and how an unethical image is undermining the drive to attract new recruits to the industry.

As Sky gets the nation talking about its latest campaign, challenger BT could not have got it more wrong with its execrable ads starring Ewan McGregor, writes Dominic Mills.

Brands are struggling their way through a disruptive period of ‘intergenerational’ change that is having a profound impact on every facet of business, writes RadiumOne’s Rupert Staines.

If you want to change behaviour, you need to demand action first and think later, writes Mindshare’s Rosie Baring.

As it celebrates its 20th anniversary, industry experts reflect on how far the online retail giant has come, how it’s impacted consumer behaviour and what we should expect going forwards.

Industry experts from Jaywing, Carat, The Work Perk and Summit react to the latest IPA Bellwether for Q2 2015.

Huge changes stand before us, writes Improve Digital’s Jonathan Di Sapia – and the smartest publishers are investing now to face them.

It’s time for everyone to wake up and realise how potentially malevolent this government’s plans for the BBC will be in their effect, writes Raymond Snoddy.

Changes in television viewing habits are nowhere near as dramatic as we may think, writes MEC’s Harriet Westcott.