Take control of your first-party data, or quit marketing
Things are changing drastically. Ignoring it is the worst thing you can do.
In defence of Facebook
Demanding it gets better at self-regulating is a silly idea
The successful in-housing narrative is a myth
While saving in one area, unexpected costs will pile up. Brands might just need a better agency.
The internet is dying and the internet companies are killing it
Google's changes to tracking is part of a wider trend among all the major internet companies: increasing isolationism.
Social media backlash shows parliament is out of touch
Instead of finger-pointing, the government should work with tech companies to tackle the spread of harmful content online.
In-house or agency? It's not a binary decision
The agency is dead... or is it?
What lies ahead for social media in 2018
There will be two major battles fought by social media in 2018, but which side will emerge victorious?
Media is no longer about buying power, it's about brainpower
Digital is no longer the place to go for cost-effectiveness, or performance marketing, argues Brainlabs' chief executive.
Dear Europe, please make sure Google's changes restore organic results
Google simply isn't practising what it preaches, argues Brainlabs' chief executive.
Why, if you visit Brainlabs, you'll be welcomed at reception by Pepper the robot
The connotations of the digital media agency's latest recruit should be viewed as a positive for humans not a negative, writes Brainlabs' chief executive.
Why Brainlabs won't be pulling any spend from Google
Daniel Gilbert is the chief executive officer of Brainlabs.