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A greater number of marketers cut spend in audio, video, OOH and publishing in Q4, according to the latest IPA Bellwether Report. 

The awards celebrate advertising campaigns that have featured across Guardian channels.

World Media Group members discuss the most important topics for 2025 in media and marketing, from publishers’ embrace of multimedia platforms and formats to post-election uncertainty.

Never have we seen such damaging constellations of forces coming together to undermine not just the democratic process, but ultimately the social democratic consensus.

Publishers faced several headwinds in 2024. Old papers changed hands, US owners meddled in editorial processes, digital traffic was harmed by changes to search, and keyword blocklists undermined journalistic efforts.

Coverage of Syria showed our media can still mobilise journalistic resources to explain the significance of a foreign story. But it would be even better if it could also focus its attention on other ills facing society. 

GroupM’s This Year Next Year forecast predicts strong continued ad growth, led by retail media and streaming TV. But much of the growth is being funnelled to just five Big Tech companies.

UK traditional ad revenue will grow more modestly, but overall market growth of 11.2% will put it behind just the US and France.

As part of the deal, the Scott Trust will become one of Tortoise’s largest shareholders.

Outgoing CEO Jon Steinberg highlighted the return to growth as an encouraging sign that Future’s growth acceleration strategy is beginning to pay off.