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Woolley Marketing: To ban or not to ban advertising?
From sugary drinks to gambling, calls for ad bans are growing louder. But is silencing the messenger really the answer? Darren Woolley argues for a more nuanced approach to tackling societal ills.
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GARM vs X: A case of good cause, bad execution
"Advertisers have a responsibility to act in the best interests of their shareholders and customers, but that does not give them the right to flout anti-cartel laws," argues Darren Woolley, highlighting the complexities of brand safety in the wake of GARM's dissolution.
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Woolley Marketing: Is procurement the villain or the patsy?
Spend time with any procurement person, and you will find a professional who is diligent, often analytical, and typically curious. But why is the agency-procurement relationship often contentious? Darren Woolley explores.
The unique face of the fake news debate in Asia
Several Asian governments are experimenting with controls to limit fake news, amid criticism they're merely gagging the press. How can brands and audiences navigate the many factors playing into a story's authenticity?
Programmatic buying: Clients and agencies locked in war of trust
While debates on trading desk transparency grow more heated, media buyers are refusing to buckle to client pressure.
Media agencies eye new income stream. Join the debate.
Is the increased pressure on agency fees encouraging agencies to look for alternative sources of income from media proprietors outside of the commissioning system? Experts discuss the issue.
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