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Owner Jenny Biggam reflects on how the agency grew from a small, offline-only outfit to the UK’s largest indie over two disruptive decades.
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More than 70 leading UK creative voices and organisations have penned another open letter to Sir Keir Starmer, criticising his government’s failure to protect them against AI companies’ alleged copyright infringements.
