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Political polls provide good fodder, but what degree of prominence should right-wing media organisations give to results that run counter to the direction they want the election and the country to go?

Without greater care for standards and joint-industry collaboration, the confusion of competing audience claims will damage the shared language that allows us all to make progress.

Paula Vennells’ fall from grace offers some important insight for brand owners, particularly in how we handle bad news.

The annual festival has drawn criticisms for its carbon impact, but we can all play a part to ensure this is our most “responsible” Cannes Lions yet.

Specialist media consultancies like PwC’s should be in high demand. And yet the market for them could have a quickly approaching expiry date, writes the editor-in-chief.

As Goodstuff turns 20, co-founders Andrew Stephen and Ben Hayes share key lessons from running one of the UK’s best-known media agencies.

Ahead of World Environment Day, we must focus on finding more ways to reduce emissions in the advertising ecosystem to support the wider cause.

In response to Omar Oakes’ recent piece, an agency chief argues that tech can actually help creatives prove their value.

Our indie film sector risks being muscled out of the limelight — unless we get smart about seeking alternative funding, writes the founder and executive producer of Euras Films.

From ‘wally with the brolly’ to reactions to the national service proposal, newspapers are doing a fine job highlighting the absurdity of the government — whatever their political leaning.