A decline in Netflix customer satisfaction has led to a surge in churn for the streaming giant amid a post-Christmas cull in the UK of video-on-demand services.
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The Media Plan: P&O Ferries is placing out-of-home posters at “pain points” for fed up aeroplane and train travellers to entice them overseas by ferries instead.
Public-service broadcasters should no longer be subject to stricter advertising rules than other TV channels, Ofcom has concluded, as it begins a consultation into letting them increase advertising output to better compete with global streaming platforms.
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The Next Gen board is part of the PPA’s strategy to encourage more inclusivity of younger voices across the special interest and magazine media sector.
In-brief: Google has published research on how its interest-based audience (IBA) solution performs when used in combination with privacy-preserving signals.
The managing director of The Sun shares what is coming up in conversations with clients at the moment and the secret to his leadership style.
Exclusive: Despite publicly advocating for well-established cross-media measurement standards, YouTube has been unable to integrate into the Barb system and now faces restrictions.