Leading TV buyers will discuss whether advertisers are over-targeting and over-spending on digital, and if a lack of objectivity is damaging media planning.

As GroupM launches a new business to give single-buy access to addressable TV inventory from every broadcaster on every platform, John Moulding explains what this means for the industry.

Sky and Virgin prove the UK TV industry can set aside its rivalries to deliver the advanced adtech scale that buyers now demand, writes John Moulding.

In this long read, Videonet editor John Moulding explains why Amazon Channels could be the most important video launch in Europe this year.

One of the themes at Connected TV World Summit last week was how the traditional TV market can broaden its appeal by offering more content that appeals directly to millennials.

Daglish suggested that the use of automated data when planning where advertising should be bought and placed, and removing human interpretation of data, is damaging the long-term value of brands.

John Moulding reports on the strong messages coming from the UK’s largest commercial broadcaster as it seeks to change the language of media.

Sky is to make its full satellite TV package available without the dish, with a broadband-only streaming equivalent for set for a 2018 launch.

Netflix is repositioning itself as a premium channel play say analysts, while Amazon wants to be a platform content operation.

GroupM chairman Irwin Gotlieb explains why TV can win marketing budgets previously used for trade promotion.