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Exclusive: UK media veterans Marco Bertozzi and Rachel Forde have joined forces to launch TheZoo.london, a “collective” that aims to democratise the advertising and media consultancy business.

While the decision not to privatise was the right one, the recent move to drop ‘The Andrew Neil Show’ while spending on US-owned dramas doesn’t bode well for the broadcaster.

Interview: Having helped build a sales operation for a then little-known social media app called TikTok, Revolut’s commercial chief Inam Mahmood is now focussed on developing another challenger brand with a mission to become the ‘lifestyle platform of choice for everyone’.

Analysis: Instagram is debuting its Twitter competitor, known as Threads, this Thursday after several months of development. Its privacy practices appear more advertiser-friendly than user-friendly.

Edmunds joins as media director of video and podcast following 20 years at The Guardian.

Ocean Outdoor’s new “Headliner” digital out-of-home package offers a way for brands and agencies to leverage cinema and TV ads in an outdoor environment.

Jobs: The most creative ideas aren’t going to come when people work productively in front of their monitors at home.

We’ve just celebrated one hundred years of Wacl, but women in media’s journey has only just begun, writes its former president and Electric Glue CEO.

Pride Month reminds us of the progress LGBTIQ+ has made in media and marketing. But brands are increasingly regarded as fair play in a battle to control the narrative of what is decent, warns Jan Gooding.

The UK’s largest cinema ad sales house has adopted a new audience currency which will be compiled into quarterly reports on the Connected platform.