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Programmatic is a major source of advertising’s carbon emissions, but it doesn’t have to be this way. A new approach can bring both sustainability and commercial benefits.

In the chess match that will decide the fate of third-party cookies, Google has pulled a Bobby Fischer. What does this mean for the industry? 

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Arguably, British journalism damaged the future of its own audiences thanks to its insistence on false equivalence. With the US presidential race hotting up, will we see the same problem in media? 

The focus on cost turns pitches into competitions of who offers the lowest price, trapping brands in cycles of poor partnerships and preventing agencies from doing what they do best. How do we fix this? 

Bringing together rich datasets with high-quality continuous panel data makes sense. There are endless examples of great pairings (Tom and Jerry, salt and pepper, gin and tonic…) — sometimes, you just can’t pick between the two.

An OECD survey found that the UK has the lowest level of trust in news media. Let that be a warning to Sir Keir Starmer, who needs to encourage and strengthen a plural and independent media sector.

Latest research shows improvement from 2021, but more than half of the population still either views it negatively or is indifferent.

Outgoing president Margaret Jobling announced winners of inaugural awards.

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