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Jack Benjamin, Ella Sagar and Omar Oakes unpack the key takeaways from last week’s The Future of Media and The Future of Gaming events in London, and discuss how the Israel-Hamas war has caused trouble for social media companies and the BBC alike.

At The Future of Media event in London, media leaders debated behind closed doors over the key issues facing the industry. The group disagreed over the state of agency-client relationships but found consensus on the importance of measurement.

The wholesale commercial director for Marketreach, part of Royal Mail Group, shares his early sporting ambition and his most embarrassing professional moment.

There are valid arguments on both sides of the debate over the BBC’s failure to call Hamas terrorists. But there appears to be more flexibility in the BBC’s impartiality rules than is being exercised.

TikTok will roll out its content across billboards, cinemas and other video-enabled out-of-home screens in its global “Out of Phone” solution.

Interview: Teads announced a number of new AI-powered solutions and an expansion of its CTV footprint, which co-CEO Jeremy Arditi said was in service of its goal of helping clients effectively reach mass audiences in high-quality environments.

How much are are publishers really sacrificing revenue when they remove objectionable content, asks Pubmatic’s EMEA sales chief.

NABS’ head of support outlines strategies to help support people in to working more days in the office, especially when it is more vital than ever to create inclusive and safe spaces.

Disney+’s “£1.99 for three months” campaign drove a significant boost in new subscriber adds across all streaming services this summer amid a longer-term trend of rising prices.

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