Every media channel is seemingly a Swiss Army knife that can do everything now, but we’ve forgotten that channels have their own special set of superpowers. Let’s look at OOH to understand the problem.
Following up on questions from this year’s Future of Media Manchester event, strategy leaders answered attendees’ queries about how data and insights can be used to impact media strategies.
The holding group reported a decline in revenue and profit, halved its dividend and announced a strategic review.
The US partnership covers TV, streaming, audio and cross-platform ad performance.
Omnicom reported steady results, demonstrating a strong market position ahead of the deal.
The disability and inclusion agency’s Martyn Sibley and Dom Hyams share lessons from their first five years, the business case for disability representation and why inclusivity shouldn’t take a backseat in media investment.
WPP’s new CEO has an extraordinary CV. But Rose’s appointment signals a deeper crisis in advertising: the people running it no longer believe it’s a creative business.
The Microsoft COO has been named in the top job a day after the holding group downgraded its financial outlook.
At a briefing session in Cannes, executives announced new tools for advertisers and laid claim to being the home of search.
If the job of running an agency holding company has become performative, constrained and algorithmic, why pretend it requires a human?
The group has also for the first time provided a split view of ad revenue, comparing how the top 350 largest global brands spend relative to SMBs.
