As it faces a bleak future, Dominic Mills translates the gobbledygook flowing out of the Guardian – and, in praise of the Super Bowl and TV, challenges the industry’s obsession with precision marketing.
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Sky’s next generation set-top box, Sky Q, will go on sale in February with set-up costs priced at £99 – making it the lowest ever set-up for a barnd new premium product launch from the subscription TV service.
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Last year’s ad tech mergers and acquisitions trends suggest that the market is unlikely to slow down in 2016, writes Results International’s Julie Langley.
January 1986 kicked off a defining year for media – witnessing Murdoch’s newspaper triumphs, a German incursion into UK mags and a proto-Gogglebox. Here, renowned journalist Torin Douglas recounts a fascinating history.
Bob Wootton argues that asymmetry between agencies and their clients undermines trust and hinders the relationships – and it might need a radical response.
Sky says deal will benefit the broadcaster as an advertiser and investor and signals a growing trend for TV to work more closely with ad tech companies.
A new report on global M&A activity reveals WPP was also the most acquisitive group across 2015, with 38 deals over the year.
Ex-VivaKi boss to lead global performance marketing capability.