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Lauralee Whyte and Ally Owen on inclusion, diversity washing, deaf rave DJs, and the future of work

From the future of work and championing diverse and inclusive talent to deaf rave DJs and leading on...

Experiences

Stuntism, and the predictability of branded attention seeking

Amy says stuntism is the brand equivalent of mooning, and that, over the next decade, awe is the emo...

Insights

All that is solid

'Edison recognised that disruptive ideas both excited and scared people and that fear hampered adopt...

Insights

“Plus ca change, plus c’est la meme chose” (The more that changes, the more it stays the same)

How well do we turn to face strange changes? Harbour Collective's Kev Chesters recommends three book...

Experiences

What’s love got to do with it?

In his latest piece The Value Engineers' Giles Lury wonders if the nature of consumer love for brand...

News

A quarter of consumers less likely to purchase from brands with poor localisation practices

A new report from Croud emphasises the importance of localisation techniques

Commerce

Thank you for your attention, the future of media

As global ad spend continues its recovery, Thomas Le Thierry, EMEA CEO of Media at dentsu internatio...

Transformation

Looking after mental health when all you read and write about is scary stuff

From implementing a positive morning routine to setting yourself news curfews, Yard's Lekha Ly on ho...

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Hopes for Cannes 2023

Those who can, don’t

F*ck nuance

Paul Feldwick and Faris Yakob discuss the nature of fame and attention

Interview with the Editor – Anders Pink

Are brands getting more… eccentric?

Kate Griffin Gleysteen on her career, motherhood, and embracing joy in simplicity

Michael Richards, MD of agency alan., on ambition and digging for the truth

Lauralee Whyte and Ally Owen on inclusion, diversity washing, deaf rave DJs, and the future of work

Stuntism, and the predictability of branded attention seeking

All that is solid

“Plus ca change, plus c’est la meme chose” (The more that changes, the more it stays the same)

What’s love got to do with it?

A quarter of consumers less likely to purchase from brands with poor localisation practices

Thank you for your attention, the future of media

Looking after mental health when all you read and write about is scary stuff

F*ck nuance

Paul Feldwick and Faris Yakob discuss the nature of fame and attention

The simple life

Kate Griffin Gleysteen on her career, motherhood, and embracing joy in simplicity

The Simple Life — MediaCat Magazine’s June 2022 playlist

Twitter expands e-commerce efforts through new partnership with Shopify

Nicole, Papa, and the search for simpler times

Face The Strange — MediaCat Magazine’s May playlist 2022

Jay Richards and Jamie Oyebode on Gen Z and the joy in simplicity

Paul Feldwick and Faris Yakob discuss the nature of fame and attention

Kate Griffin Gleysteen on her career, motherhood, and embracing joy in simplicity

Lauralee Whyte and Ally Owen on inclusion, diversity washing, deaf rave DJs, and the future of work

Interview with the Editor — TikTok For You

Destroy the past (but maybe keep some of the good bits)

Interview with the Editor — Facebook Feed

Love, fear, and the independent artist

Hopes for Cannes 2023

Those who can, don’t

Drivers of job satisfaction

From the ‘shield of brand safety’ to the ‘full body armour of brand suitability’

How are traditional PR practitioners coping with the new media landscape?

Interview with the Editor – Anders Pink

Michael Richards, MD of agency alan., on ambition and digging for the truth

Q&A with Sally Wynter, founder of CBD gin brand Muhu Spirits

Tag: marketing

Hopes for Cannes 2023

Those who can, don’t

F*ck nuance

Paul Feldwick and Faris Yakob discuss the nature of fame and attention

Interview with the Editor – Anders Pink

Are brands getting more… eccentric?

Kate Griffin Gleysteen on her career, motherhood, and embracing joy in simplicity

Michael Richards, MD of agency alan., on ambition and digging for the truth

Lauralee Whyte and Ally Owen on inclusion, diversity washing, deaf rave DJs, and the future of work

Stuntism, and the predictability of branded attention seeking

All that is solid

“Plus ca change, plus c’est la meme chose” (The more that changes, the more it stays the same)

What’s love got to do with it?

A quarter of consumers less likely to purchase from brands with poor localisation practices

Thank you for your attention, the future of media

Looking after mental health when all you read and write about is scary stuff