Category: Thought Leadership

It’s shaping up to be a bigger and better year for ad spending in 2024. The U.S. presidential election is boosting political spending, and other key factors like retail media, social video, sports programming and streaming are adding fuel to the economy. Major ad forecasters have predicted improved U.S. media spend totals for 2024, citing

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Carers are leaving our industry in droves. We must take action now: let’s start with understanding the contribution that carers bring to the workplace, while increasing representation and giving proper support to employees. Recent comments by Conservative MP Kemi Badenoch, suggesting that maternity pay has “gone too far”, have highlighted a broader societal trend that

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In APAC, there has never been access to so much engaging and varied content—from global blockbusters and hyperlocal dramas to breakout hits that find a universal audience. Consumers are constantly looking to be entertained, and they are consuming more content than ever before. Insider Intelligence has projected that across APAC, there will be a total

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Clients seem to change agencies with alarming regularity, but, says UM’s Kara Osborne, there are ways for agencies to foster longer-lasting relationships that work to the benefit of both parties. Despite the prevailing trend of client churn, some agency-client relationships have demonstrated remarkable longevity. The partnership between AMV and Sainsbury’s lasted 40 years, and even

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