While addressable TV is the next big thing, old-fashioned attitudes to share have slowed television’s progress, and will continue to do so unless they change, writes Dominic Mills. Plus: honest job titles.
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Innovators working in the media research community were celebrating on Wednesday (28 February) at the 2018 Media Research Awards, hosted by Mediatel in partnership Future Thinking.
GDPR confers a certain ‘materiality’ to data that has become lost to the public consciousness, writes Geoff Copps – it’s time we considered how this translates back to concepts of ownership.
