Cannes attendees were both excited by and terrified of the impact AI could have on our industry. How should we manage those two opposing emotions?
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ITV set out to explore how young people really watch TV. What we uncovered about TV’s cultural role in the UK was even more surprising.
McKinsey partner Kathryn Rathje speaks to The Media Leader from Cannes about the challenges facing CMOs — from acquiring budget to breaking the cycle of short-termism.
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The digital media measurement, data, and analytics vendor reckons the industry stands to lose $700,000 per billion impressions on CTV inventory without protections to ensure a suitable, viewable and fraud-free environment. But things are improving, and rapidly.
Marketers have become “confused, misled, and misguided” by overly precise data and models that often overlook crucial margins of error and statistical relevance Ross Sergeant, global head of media at Allwyn, told The Media Leader in Cannes.
Sustainability took a backseat role at Cannes this year when it should have been a headline topic.
As Reform rises in the polls and GB News becomes a legitimate competitor to news broadcasters, UK media must not repeat the same mistakes as the Americans.
While this is the first time it has occurred in IPA TouchPoints’ 20-year history, mobile screen time and TV viewing have a different emotional impact on the user.