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A panel at The Future of Media Manchester considered the need for TV to lean further in to data and performance to be more competitive for media budgets.

Tracking the spread and evolution of memes can provide a fast-track way to identify emerging trends and cultural shifts. Memes can also be a gateway to gaining insights into niche communities and subcultures.

New research highlighted how the LGBTQIA+ community feel about OOH ads and recommended action points for brands.

For small businesses, AI opens the door to omnichannel strategies that incorporate TV and the prospect of using machine learning to develop media plans for regional audiences. This could reshape media mix modelling by making location a central pillar.

Voxi’s summer campaign was framed around turning chicken boxes into phone stands to beat greasy screens and appeal to young social media users.

Podcast: Omar Oakes and Jack Benjamin review the big stories this week, after which Omar is joined by Wacl’s president Karen Stacey and vice-president Claire Sadler to talk about why the female leaders’ network is looking for new partners and ways of raising money.

At Amazon’s London upfronts event on Wednesday, the retail and streaming giant revealed Prime Video’s UK audience reach, new ad formats and investment in live sport.

The tech platform has launched a product in beta called Moments to enable publishers to place vertical videos into articles.

The international ad sales chief on presenting TV as a convergent opportunity and his former footballing life.

So we recently found that it’s the sum, not the parts, that drives results when it comes to attention. But what about frequency? Andrew Ehrenberg, Erik du Plessis and toddlers all teach us something here.