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As World Menopause Day shines a light on brain fog and memory issues — should we recognise the super power of menopausal women in a world of uncertainty and ambiguity?

Marketing budgets should be seen as an investment, not an expense to be trimmed.

In turbulent times, businesses become more risk averse. So it’s a good moment to look at how different media channels offer hugely variable returns, explains Thinkbox’s Matt Hill.

Increased minutage on linear, ad tiers on streaming services and a “screen-neutral” AV approach could present diverse opportunities for broadcasters, agencies and advertisers.

As part of our series on the big issues facing the media in 2023, Raymond Snoddy makes the case for developing a more comprehensive idea of trust to combat misinformation.

The Attention Council CEO Andy Brown and media analyst Ian Whittaker have joined forces to argue for three key requirements for advertisers to evaluate TV alongside digital video.

There is a lot of discussion about ‘purpose’ in advertising, but less about the purpose of advertising. And that purpose is to be effective.

If working from home is here to stay, no one should have to pretend to their colleagues that our private lives are perfect.

The most important issue facing our industry right now is our fractured working culture and approach to learning and development.

Sabrina Clarke uses her column to interview youth culture agency The Advantage Group’s Tumisha Balogun and Alvin Owusu about the future of media.