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Navigating Thailand’s evolving media landscape

Sean Hargrave, 18.04.2024

Embracing the spirit of the phoenix

Sean Hargrave, 18.04.2024

The rise of influencers moving to 9-5

Sean Hargrave, 18.04.2024

Q&A: introducing London’s newest 3D DOOH on Oxford St

Sean Hargrave, 18.04.2024
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Science In Sport launch ‘You can’t beat science’ with M&C Saatchi

Sean Hargrave, 18.04.2024

Meta’s AI-focused Marketing Summit to take place on 24 April

Sean Hargrave, 17.04.2024

illy partners with Feels Like to launch e-commerce platform

Sean Hargrave, 12.04.2024

WPP and Google Cloud join forces for gen AI marketing 

Sean Hargrave, 09.04.2024
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Phoenix From The Ashes
Funny? Funny, how?
Back To The Matter At Hand
The Year Of AI
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Claire Atkin on the disinformation economy

Sean Hargrave, 22.12.2023

I’m a copywriter… get me out of here! With Glenn Fisher

Sean Hargrave, 21.12.2023

Rani Patel on truth and lies, Gen Z, trust and transparency

Sean Hargrave, 01.10.2023

We discuss beautiful magazines with Steven Watson

Sean Hargrave, 30.09.2023
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Navigating Thailand’s evolving media landscape

Sean Hargrave, 18.04.2024

The rise of influencers moving to 9-5

Sean Hargrave, 18.04.2024

Blurry Realities: why young people are embracing analogue

Sean Hargrave, 17.04.2024

Are we reaching saturation point for subscription services?

Sean Hargrave, 17.04.2024
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Sean Hargrave

Sean Hargrave is the former Innovation Editor of The Sunday Times, now freelancing for The Guardian, The Telegraph, Wired and digital marketing, websites, Econsultancy, Marketing Week, London Research and Mediapost. He uses more than two decades of experience in the media to help companies with their content and communications strategy to deliver leads through white papers, blogs and opinion pieces. For MediaCat UK, Sean keeps ahead of the latest news and trends.

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Hey Internet, leave those kids alone

The UK Government is to ban online junk food adverts and fine companies who fail to protect children... 12.05.2021

No new tricks with old flicks

Netflix subscriber growth is down and investors have been spooked. Could the latest boddice ripper f... 05.05.2021

The fall of the European Super League

Sean Hargrave suggests it’s all over bar the fining... 04.05.2021

In a league of their own

Europe’s elite clubs sign up to a new Super League... 20.04.2021

Has grocery’s dotcom bubble burst?

A year ago we were panic buying loo rolls and scrambling around for delivery slots. Now we’re feel... 19.04.2021

Not bigger but better for 2021?

The IPA Bellwether Report measures budget increases against cuts and has found things are getting be... 16.04.2021

BuzzFeed slashes HuffPost head count

Redundancies and bureau closures come as a shock to many staff, reports Sean Hargrave ... 16.03.2021

Gardening and baking buck the trend for plummeting circulations

Lockdown has devastated newspaper and magazine circulations, says Sean Hargrave, but some special in... 04.03.2021

Trustpilot lifts a lid on fake reviews

Trustpilot’s first transparency report reveals one in twenty reviews are fakes, Sean Hargrave repo... 02.03.2021

All the news that’s fit to pay for

Google has had a very rocky relationship with news publishers, to say the very least. Now it is hopi... 17.02.2021

Gambling away the shirt off their backs

A review of UK gambling laws is underway and shirt sponsorships are in campaigners’ crosshairs... 15.02.2021

Unilever to prioritise spend with suppliers embracing diversity

The FMCG giant has been a vocal supporter of the living wage and diversity, now it is encouraging su... 04.02.2021

Publishers take on Google for life after cookies

The struggle to identify and target consumers accurately online continues, but will this be an oppor... 03.02.2021