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Jun 17, 2019
What Cannes wants to talk about? Quitting social media
Conversations at Cannes kept returning to the negative influence of social media on mental health, with other strands of the same discussion touching on harmful agency-client working relationships and the introduction of psychological "safe spaces" at work.
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