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The IPA’s research director discuss her new remit, the forthcoming AMRAs and how she views the state of media effectiveness as media owners move towards providing outcomes-based measurement for clients.
Sky Media’s digital ad and transformation chiefs discuss changing sports viewing habits and how the new Sports Marketplace is helping to democratise live sport for smaller advertisers.
The academic joins Jack Benjamin to discuss the ‘antidotes’ to enshittification, how AI slop is taking over our TikTok feeds, the ethics of chatbots and whether business incentives are aligning with social incentives for technological change in media.
Nabs’ Annabel McCaffrey will join the podcast next month to answer questions about how to handle an uncertain job market amid widespread redundancies.
Havas Media Network UK’s chief digital officer speaks to host Jack Benjamin about how AI search will make upper-funnel brand strategies more important and why publishers would be wise to lean in to the new era of search even if it puts them at a disadvantage.
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