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returns to capella singapore on 5 march, 2019. to get involved in the programme as a speaker or sponsor, or to register your interest to. thank you to all our fantastic partners, speakers, delegates and supporting partners for making the 2018 campaign360 event a great success. we hope you enjoyed the day as much as enjoyed hosting you. campaign360 2018 explored the future of media and taught us that change has never been so fast in our industry. through engaging panels, fiery debates and drilling down into the topics that really matter, leaders addressed the challenges and next steps for media, head on. hot topics included data privacy and, a perhaps under-discussed subject, data ethics. we looked at declining consumer trust in both brands and publishers and the value that media agencies continue to bring to the table in such a fast-changing world. one of the strongest themes to emerge was that all players in the media game need to align on conversations that affect us all, from navigating the complexities of marketing today, to maintaining true transparency in an age of sharing. we value your support and feedback so if you would like to discuss the content from this year, or make suggestions for next year’s event, please contact eleanor hawkins on [email protected]. transformation and look forward to bringing you the very best in industry on 5 march 2019. campaign asia-pacific welcomes you to the second annual campaign360; an event designed to rethink our future and accelerate growth for the business of media, through the power of technology and transformation. with multiple and complex forces impacting business models, 2018 is set to be a year of great change. how are industry leaders eyeing future growth? this opening keynote session sets the scene for campaign360, bringing the big questions to the fore and exploring the forces of growth for the business of media in asia and globally. the media environment is moving at great speed: media formats, the tools, the technology, the talent. media organisational structures and