Dominic Mills examines the complex matter of corporate support for the Black Lives Matter protests. Plus: adland reimagines post-lockdown office life.

From the lazy to the credible, Michaela Jefferson looks at adland’s response to the BLM protests, and hears from those calling for industry-wide change.

The gender and ethnic diversity of adland’s agencies has made only “marginal” and “slow” improvements in the last year, according to the latest annual Agency Census from the IPA, while the overall employed base has shrunk.

From fashion to activism, the silver screen is a well of inspiration – so it makes sense that we should look to Hollywood when it comes to lessons in diversity, writes Kathryn Jacob

Discovering that brand-safety keyword blocking was excluding him and the LGBT+ community from seeing advertising “hurt more than getting blown up in Iraq”, a former SAS soldier turned ad man said this week.

From the displacement of current tech behaviours to the extreme evolution of influencers, futurist Tracey Follows maps out some of the changes we could see in the new decade and how they might impact media.

Carving out a niche has helped Ink to take flight. CEO Michael Keating tells Michaela Jefferson how it all started with a chance encounter

Tracey Follows argues the $4bn merger is not just a move towards further reach – but deeper engagement with an entire generation who want to use media to change the world.

The lingerie brand has largely failed to keep up with changing consumer sentiment towards diversity, sexuality and body positivity, and it shows.

Brands must acknowledge the need for a 360 audio strategy which can stand on its own feet, writes Michele Arnese – instead of one that’s just “nice to have” in a visual world