In advance of their panel session at Future of Brands, Reebok’s Lucy Denver and her fellow panellists answer questions on representation in advertising 

Barely a week goes by without an all-white, all-male panel hitting our social media channels, writes Nicola Kemp. The time for collective action is now

The annual award highlights a different area of diversity each year and encourages the ad industry to embrace inclusive campaigns, with £1 million worth of commercial airtime on offer to the winning brand or agency.

The latest campaign from feminist group No More Page 3 reveals a shocking disparity in the way in which men and women are represented in the media.

A new series of blogs about the broadcast industry, narrated by David Brennan…

Subsidiary company of The Local Radio Company (TLRC), First Radio Sales (FRS) has today announced the win of the representation contract of the Kent Messenger Radio (KM) group of stations, giving FRS an additional six stations and increasing its coverage to 92 UK radio stations. The deal with Kent Messenger means that FRS now represents… Continue reading First Radio Sales Wins Representation Of Kent Messenger Radio Groups

It may be a ‘fallow year’ for major women’s sport tournaments in 2026, but that shouldn’t stop brands from getting behind the female sporting ecosystem, says EssenceMediacom’s EMEA sports & sponsorship director.

On the UN’s World Television Day, Channel 4’s chief commercial officer argues for TV’s superpowers over its digital rivals.

Following up on questions from this year’s Future of Media Manchester event, strategy leaders answered attendees’ queries about how data and insights can be used to impact media strategies.

Five brands have been shortlisted to win £1m of commercial airtime through the Diversity in Advertising Award.