While we didn't make it down to the beautiful south of France ourselves, Danny Edwards, the editor of Shots, has written up a compelling review of this year's Cannes Lions festival. Read on to find out his key takeaways.

Billed only as recently as a year ago as the media of the future, it’s clear that Virtual Reality has evolved from sci-fi tech to a reality that’s here to stay. To help us take stock of where VR is and where it’s going, we attended the VR session on Day Two of MBI's Media Summit.

ALF is celebrating its 30th birthday this week, and my how it has grown. Here we look back at the early days of the product and how it grew from a bright idea by a Fleet Street sales rep into the digital platform it is today.

From ad fraud to Chicken Little, this year's ABC Interaction covered it all. Here we run through the key issues debated at the event.

Virtual reality as a marketing channel looks set to be one of the most exciting marketing trends of 2017. We went to MBI's Virtual Reality Creative Summit to find out more about it.

As livestreaming continues to enjoy an explosive rise in popularity amongst media owners, brands and the public, we attended We Are Social's Live Streaming 101 event for some insight into the latest thing to disrupt the media industry.

Here are ten things ALF took from Sorrell's speech and Q&A, ranging from Donald Trump, the health of the global economy and the problems with Facebook and Google.

A to-the-point, easily-digestible round up of the latest ABC consumer magazine release.

We spoke to Rufus Olins, chief executive of the marketing body for national newspaper brands, Newsworks, to find out his ideas about the future of newsbrands and the issues facing them today.

At ALF, our clients' needs are at the heart of all we do.

GfK’s Tech Trends 2016 explores the latest advances in technology and examines their implications for consumer needs and behaviour. This week, we are publishing the report's findings on virtual reality, a technology for which mass-adoption may be just around the corner.

GfK’s Tech Trends 2016 explores the latest advances in technology and examines their implications for consumer needs and behaviour. One of the burgeoning technologies covered in the report which will undoubtedly unearth new opportunities for marketers and consumers alike is artificial intelligence. Here is what GfK has to say on the topic.

The majority of people working in the UK’s media and creative sector oppose Brexit and believe leaving the European Union will damage the global role of Britain’s film, TV and advertising sectors.

The effectiveness of email as a marketing tool cannot be ignored. The average email open rate still remains fairly high at 21%, proving that people do read marketing messages that pop up in their inbox, however pesky they may seem. But the challenge is not getting people to open your emails, but to actually engage with them: the average click through rate sits at just 2.3%.