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BTI Studios, a media localisation and access services company for the entertainment industry, has hired the former chief executive of Exterion Media, Shaun Gregory, as its new CEO.
Michaela Jefferson talks to the lively Hearst UK CEO about new ways of making money, working with agencies – and why the adspend pendulum will swing back to magazine media.
CEO Mark Read names Stephan Pretorius as chief technology officer, Lindsay Pattison as chief client officer, while Andrew Scott is confirmed as the permanent COO.
Brands need to turn social platforms from “a source of inspiration” into an “actual purchase channel” – with fewer than one in ten UK shoppers claiming social media plays a role in buying habits.
Social and creative agency eight&four has hired Lucy Walker as its first audience director.
It’s time to take account of the mood and the moment a person is in at the other end of the ad server, writes Jacqui Wallis.
The redesign, which was announced by Will Dean, editor of the Guardian Weekly, will have a slight increase in cover price and a greater focus on design and photography.
Next week Videoscape 2018 will explore the growth opportunities that streaming gives producers, rights holders, curators, distributors and aggregators of quality video entertainment in Europe.
From Spotify analysing your musical mood to in-car facial recognition, is emotional targeting of advertising logical – or even ethical? Research the Media’s Richard Marks investigates.