Despite advertisers being in “violent agreement” that Origin should happen, the practical problems of making it reality also came to the fore.

Marketers want to spend more money on TV but are finding it increasingly more difficult to justify it within their companies, the Future of TV Advertising Global conference heard today.

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The endgame must not be for two or three companies to control all advertising spend, writes the editor.

ITV’s annual bash for advertisers was packed with memorable content – including some striking off-the-cuff moments – writes the editor.

Even brands are mocking MPs for having second jobs now, after watch brand Sekonda claimed it “only does one job” in a reactive press ad today.

Olivia Burton’s first-ever brand TV campaign, launched for the busy festive season, has been planned and executed with “forensic precision” in order to build audience reach quickly with minimal waste.

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The IPA’s three-year campaign for political advertisers to stop micro-targeting social media users will go on, despite Meta’s pledge to limit targeting options.

Nielsen had been suspended last month by the company’s parent, WPP’s GroupM, alongside two colleagues.