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We must work together to build a sustainable future for the industry that nurtures trust and transparency. Being part of the Who Cares? initiative is one way. 

Elon Musk’s GARM lawsuit has highlighted why brands should support responsible media that provide a benign advertising environment, an engaged audience and a measurable return on investment.

Analysis: Bluesky’s user base has grown substantially since X’s operations were suspended in Brazil last week. But publishers and brands have yet to fully embrace the platform and Meta’s microblogging competitor, Threads.

Analysis: The new ad format would help Snap in its shift to grow lower-funnel revenue while better aligning its commercial model with its marketing strategy.

A net 26% of marketing professionals said they plan to reduce adspend on X in 2025, according to Kantar’s latest Media Reactions survey.

Trade body research in the past decade shows that no medium is an island and we work better together. Denise Turner reflects on a changing of the guard and insight lessons from these 10 years.

Analysis: Pavel Durov’s laissez-faire approach to content moderation landed him in hot water as governments seek to curtail online harms. But are Silicon Valley CEOs more interested in pursuing their concept of “free speech”?

Influencer CEO Ben Jeffries and chairman Stewart Easterbrook discuss the growth prospects for the independent influencer marketing agency and why influencers are getting looks for both creative and media budgets.

Could GARM’s demise be a shot in the arm for media sustainability or should we worry, asks the head of marketing agency Kepler’s Climate Action Team.

GroupM had forecast the $1tn mark to be reached in 2025.