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Strategist Simon Carr thinks big and looks at how brands might deliver experiences that transcend the ordinary.

Editor Omar Oakes and reporters Jack Benjamin and Ella Sagar look ahead to next week’s Future of Media conference in London, and discuss some of the biggest stories from around the industry.

Analysis: Was Netflix’s global ads chief not the right person for the job, or is it the job itself that makes the streaming giant uncomfortable?

Analysis: Personalisation will also be a distinctive part of Spotify’s audiobook offering.

Industry-backed online ads sales house Ozone has launched Studiozone, a new in-house creative studio it says can help maximise ad impacts for brands across the premium web.

Little Dot Studios’ chief sales officer and managing director for international discusses his first media lunch (with Lord Alan Sugar) and what has changed in conversations with clients.

Global’s director of commercial audio and senior managing editor for LBC tell The Media Leader about changes to its brands, audiences and tech, and what’s next.

GB News needs to decide if it wants to play by the rules and actually be a regulated, licensed broadcaster. And Ofcom needs to expedite its investigations, lest it continue to look timid.

Meta is pitching its latest set of smart glasses as a key potential tool for creators to capture and livestream their daily lives. But smart glasses have been a tough market to crack, and privacy concerns are abound.

To mark this big birthday for commercial radio, The Media Leader is doing a series of features with the UK’s major radio companies and a look back at the major milestones that have shaped the medium.