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Dominic Mills hacks his way through some unfathomable language to understand why every media agency needs its own agent for transformation. Plus: A tale of two retailers…and TV.

A year into the role Sir David Clementi seems to be a safe pair of hands who has mastered his complex and ever-changing brief, writes Ray Snoddy – but the future still offers major challenges.

As the industry welcomes its new audience measurement currency, now is the time to harness the power of published media, write the chief executives of Newsworks and Magnetic, Vanessa Clifford and Sue Todd.

Dominic Mills ponders where the new JIC will lead news and magazine brands. Plus: how the WPP saga has put a previously inactive board in the spotlight, and the perils of Facebook’s facial recognition.

Which of TV’s latest ad formats should brands be most excited about? TVSquared’s Marlene Grimm looks at the options.

In any rational world, there should now be a renaissance in sophisticated media planning thanks to the new Audience Measurement for Publishers, writes Raymond Snoddy.

As WPP CEO Martin Sorrell stands down after 33 years, Julie Langley, Tracey Follows, Alex DeGroote and Bob Wootton offer their views on what adland will look like without him at the helm.

Current data scandals show that UK publishers were right to back their instincts and invest in a new joint industry currency, writes Simon Redican.

As a shareholder in the brand building business, John Lowery is aghast at the damage Sorrell’s pursuit of money has inflicted.

As out-of-home embraces more video, Route’s James Whitmore examines the impact for both consumers and the ad industry.