The CEO of the management firm behind The Sidemen has some opinions about TV. Trouble is, they’re rather misleading, argues Elliott Millard, Thinkbox CSO.

Kantar finds that marketers have a growing lack of confidence in their media decisions. This could be due to ‘fear of missing out on marketing opportunities’, argues Thinkbox CSO Elliott Millard.

We now understand how – and which – media create cultural impact, so don’t fall for a duck, argues Thinkbox’s CSO Elliott Millard.

There are two types of TV advertising: mass and addressable. That’s it. Let’s ditch the unhelpful acronyms and adopt this straightforward framework, argues Thinkbox CSO Elliott Millard.

Real brand safety means choosing media environments, like news, that stop harmful content at source — not environments that brag about their clean-up operations.

Following the recent ruling on Meta’s privacy intrusion, Thinkbox’s new CSO explores how advertising can deliver relevance without the stalker vibes.

Use AI to enhance creativity, not replace it. Truly disruptive marketing comes from human insight and ingenuity, argues Wavemaker UK’s chief strategy and planning officer.

Older audiences are often an overlooked growth segment, and we can no longer assume that they’ll simply overhear our advertising because of the way media ages up, writes Wavemaker’s strategy chief.

Pitching is a critical part of the industry but it’s been broken for years. Making it fast, ruthless, and public would go some way to improving the experience.