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Over 400 artists and media industry leaders have penned an open letter to the UK PM ahead of a crunch vote in the House of Lords on plans to carve out copyright exemptions for AI companies.
Leaders from the public-service broadcaster explored takeaways from its January research on Gen Z, including implications for brands and the importance of providing positive role models for young men.
New research from Enders Analysis presented at the PPA Festival Wednesday suggested publishers must adapt to a post-website era with consumption driven by platforms.
Celebrity journalism has often blurred the line between PR and reality — but the Bernard Bale story reveals just how far you can go when no-one asks questions.
The indie bought ads on behalf of three clients across news deemed “brand unsafe” on The Times, the Telegraph, The Guardian and The Independent. The result? Increased campaign effectiveness.
It is more obvious than ever that principal media is damaging for the ad industry and even advertising itself. Let’s examine the reality of such non-transparent practices by some media agency groups.
From trust to news avoidance, from ‘jokes’ of death to actual deaths, there are serious problems facing journalists and journalism, and solutions are as yet unclear.
Proprietary media doesn’t benefit smaller brands or agencies, resulting in a two-tier system. I still don’t think proprietary media can offer better value than a well-considered media strategy.
The show proves that world-class content transcends borders and the British creative industries urgently need support and investment. Chris Bryant, please take note.