As OOH continues to evolve, 2025 is shaping up to be a landmark year for format innovation in the UK.

Right now, a long-term, insight-driven approach to comms planning around LGBTQ+ publishers and creators could pay even greater dividends for brands. 

The 11th edition of the awards will be open for entries on 1 September.

The campaign provides further clarification, details and resources relevant to what brands are able to advertise following LHF restrictions coming into voluntary effect beginning 1 October and statutory effect by 5 January.

The platform has not renewed its data licence for Q3, but says it continues to maintain a regular dialogue with the JIC.

The disability and inclusion agency’s Martyn Sibley and Dom Hyams share lessons from their first five years, the business case for disability representation and why inclusivity shouldn’t take a backseat in media investment.

Just one in four men say they regularly see advertising that “reflects the man they want to become”, according to a report by Channel 4, which examined how traditional ideas of masculinity are shaping young consumer behaviour.

Consumer attitudes towards diversity and inclusion have become more complex, creating a challenging environment for brands looking to celebrate events like Pride Month.

Dan Clays, CEO of Omnicom Media Group for the EMEA region and president of this year’s Media Lions, takes us inside the judging process and finds a changing industry with expanding opportunity for media.

As ads for the 2024 Black in Business winners go live in July, research has shown what the power of TV advertising can do and why DEI representation remains paramount.