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As the industry gears up for Cannes, it’s crucial that we remain vigilant and attuned to the wellbeing of our community.

Challenges that will shape its future include the need to simplify the offering, retailer consolidation and building infrastructure that connects the physical and the virtual.

Video is heading down two paths: a short vertical market, where content is produced at low cost and driving vast engagement, and a premium long-form market that can be effectively monetised.

It’s a media planner’s job to understand a client’s business, diagnose problems and find answers to them. Imagine doing all that work, only to find the solution had been picked before they started.

Individual-level targeting might seem like the best option, but change is inevitably coming and clinging to the past will only become more costly, complex and risky for advertisers.

An employer that shows an understanding of sleep deprivation — and not just for parents and babies — will cultivate a culture of loyalty and engagement.

Community circles encourage connection, understanding and support in the workplace and help people thrive. Here’s how to get started.

We must define what success in workplace equity looks like and create accountability through measurement to help us achieve those goals.

While this prolonged deprecation can be frustrating, marketers and brands can make the most of this transitional moment, writes Havas Media Network’s Jamie Seltzer.

Take a wider view of the industry beyond the daily headline and you will see the future is bright. We don’t appreciate this enough and should say it more often.