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Emma Newman
As many of us return to the office we have an opportunity to put into practice better ways of addressing mental health, writes PubMatic's chief revenue officer
28 Jul 2021
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Ross Garcia
Media is becoming more complex but this new framework should remove much of the pain for marketers that want clear and transparent relationships with agencies
28 Jul 2021
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Raymond Snoddy
Attempts to track down the Matt Hancock whistleblower and prosecute journalists for embarrassing the Government would create a legal minefield, warns Raymond Snoddy
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Hearst CEO and president of Europe James Wildman has stepped down from the business.
Spark Ads enable brands to amplify existing videos that fit campaign objectives
More than a 100 brands and agencies are calling on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Snapchat to take stronger action over tackling racist abuse on their platforms.
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