In case you missed it, there has been an earthquake in the media industry. According to “The Challenger Report”, over 500 journalists were laid off in January alone, up 1,660% from December, refle
Before we begin this blog post, we would like to recognize that we are working to understand our part in colonization and the reconciliation process. In addition to reading this post, we encourage rea
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Executive summary Healthcare systems are struggling to find solutions to the mounting pandemic of inequity of healthcare provision. Debilitating inequalities of access to care are spiralling, which is
Cannes Lions 2022 was much anticipated this year having been blighted with COVID and even in the run up, there were travel challenges and political unrest. So how did it all land? Cannes is a baromete
The news industry is often guilty of failing to lift its eyes beyond the horizon. For anyone who cares about the major trends and headwinds buffeting the sector, this Reuters Institute’s Digital Ne
Here we go again. The Mail has conducted an audit of ten search terms relating to Boris Johnson and concluded that Google is biased to the left-wing, and the Culture Secretary has vowed to act. If t