A look at how recent moves to regulate illegal and harmful content around the world could impact advertisers and their brand safety efforts.

Practical guidance for brands looking to minimise risk and manage data safety on their digital platforms, based on an analysis and benchmarking of 1000+ advertiser websites carried out by Global Data Bank.

Overview of WFA’s Q&A sessions with Google on its announcement to require advertisers to verify their identities for ads served on its platforms.

To coincide with the launch of the WFA Marketer’s Approach to Diversity and Inclusion, WFA asked six industry leaders why they think prioritising diversity and inclusion in the marketing industry is so important.

Corporate citizenship displayed during Coronavirus crisis could offer a prototype for how brands might help society face up to climate change, says Stephan Loerke.

The EU Pledge is a voluntary initiative by leading food and beverage companies to change the way they advertise to children.

WFA's submission to the European Commission 2020 report on the application of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

There is a perception shared by some that minors see many alcohol ads. The story that isn't being told, however, is that the industry has made big efforts in recent years to significantly reduce minors’ exposure to alcohol ads. WFA Policy Manager Julia Quintella explains.

Alcohol beverage producers have developed a checklist of five key elements designed to help ensure minors’ social media experience is free from alcohol ads.