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Following the Society of Editors conference this week, Raymond Snoddy reports on a change in government rhetoric over press freedoms.

As the juggernauts of digital video and programmatic buying collide in the market, what will be the impact on advertisers and brands? VisualDNA’s Jon Hewson investigates.

In a hyper-connected world, today’s cookie-based system can’t keep up, writes Mindshare UK’s Tom Hawkins. How does Facebook’s Atlas look to solve this problem?

A new wave of media brand extensions means more opportunities for advertisers, says Bauer Media’s advertising lead, Richard Dunmall.

After Publicis coughed up an eye-watering $3.7bn for Sapient last week, Dominic Mills examines what it says about the industry, and where it leaves the other holding companies.

Ahead of the MRG International Conference in Berlin this week, Route’s MD, James Whitmore, asks whether it’s time for the JICs to change.

Maturing programmatic technologies are causing different parts of the advertising ecosystem to converge, writes Xaxis’ Richard Lloyd. Are we in for a bumpy ride?

Mobile money, blending art and science and a major digital threat from China make for an interesting week in mobile, writes Simon Andrews, founder of Addictive!

With the launch of the Press Recognition Panel this month, Raymond Snoddy notes that there seems to be a much greater appetite for regulating the press in the UK than protecting its freedoms.

The 2014 Automated Trading Debate asked if all media will, in time, be traded programmatically – here, Primesight’s Mungo Knott examines the challenges and opportunities it poses for out of home.