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In times like these, it’s not so much about what a brand is marketing, but more how a brand is marketing.

Brands are doing themselves, as well as diverse communities, a disservice by relying on legacy safety tools.

First, recognise the blind spot in our current marketing theory.

The climate crisis is rapidly becoming a key reckoning point for the media industry and environmental messaging is now table stakes.

Young marketers need to catch up on the learning they missed during the pandemic. Without urgent action, the industry could end up with a lost generation.

Cultural change is hard work. Get out of your comfort zone and ask more questions if you want to genuinely tackle the challenges in media right now.

As Amazon take a wrecking ball to Tolkien, how will Netflix handle the CS Lewis ‘Narnia-verse’?

Why does it take the death of a young girl to get answers from Facebook in public and on the record in this way, asks the editor.

The growing digital audio sector must be aware of content risks and find ways to collaborate and standardise when it comes to brand safety.

Lumen Research’s Mike Follett explains attention is not trying to “sucker” anyone and advocates for a growth mindset.