Channel 4 has signed Dentsu Aegis Network as the first agency group to buy advertising programmatically on its soon-to-launch digital TV service, All 4, which replaces 4oD this year.
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Spearheaded by the Guardian, the alliance will allow brands to collectively access global audiences via new and emerging programmatic technology.
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Apple looks set to expand its portfolio of products with the launch of an online television service, according to reports.
Leeds’ new local TV station has come under fire from Ofcom after breaching broadcasting rules during its debut show.
Four ex-Screen Digest employees have launched a new research firm in the hope of “disrupting” the traditional media and technology research sector with big data analytics.
Since its initial $2 million investment in August 2013, Sky has used the platform to broaden distribution of services such as Sky News and NOW TV to its growing digital audience.
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