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In the wake of an ICE officer’s killing of Renee Good, the Trump administration flooded the zone with easily verifiable lies. US and UK news media took the bait anyway.

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Stories that puncture stereotypes and drive creativity will matter greatly in 2026, says Nicola Kemp.

Marketing leaders Richard Brooke (Unilever), Simon Patilinet (PepsiCo), and Alison Keith (ex-Kraft Heinz) spoke to Justin Lebbon at the Future of TV Advertising Global about how they consider TV in an era of increased spend with platforms.

The real danger of AI isn’t job loss. It’s what disappears when judgment, dissent and cultural texture are treated as inefficiencies to be engineered away.

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Entertainment marketing should return to a more patient approach: bespoke content experiences designed for specific places, scenes, and sensibilities, says James Kirkham.

Allwyn’s global media director will leave the multi-national lottery operator in March for new role.