Now that the White House will have a new tenant, one might well ask in the manner of old Fabian pamphleteers: whither feminism now? What is the true nature of this whole phenomenon in our lives and in our markets?

The real impact of Brexit is yet to be seen, but consumer data from The Futures Company...

What other people wrote about it but not the report itself. So were it not for Matthew Parris’s column in The Times of October 22, I’d never have known what Lord Justice Leveson had to say about the internet.

Considering how to boost your customers’ self-esteem could be one of the most important things you do, writes Rory Sutherland

Three absurdities laid bare by that poisonous referendum

In 2015, ‘purpose’ is everywhere. It’s a key part of The Marketing Society Manifesto. The new president of the IPA made it the centrepiece of his inaugural speech. Global PR companies are falling over each other in the rush to measure purpose.

It continues to defeat me why advertising agencies so persistently  urge their clients to be brave.

Those of a certain age will recall the line from an old Monty Python sketch (a parody of events in Rhodesia at that time):

A new crisis hits the news daily and CEOs beg for forgiveness...

In 1973 the British Prime Minister Edward Heath, in a statement in the House of Commons on the Lonrho affair, said...