In the second of a three-part series on social identity and the media, The Kite Factory’s insights chief breaks down the key drivers behind why publishing increasingly provocative content can be irresistible.
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In an interview with The Media Leader, LBC presenter James O’Brien decried news outlets’ betrayal of their audience’s trust in their attempt to remain neutral in their political media coverage.
Other digital channels often see data stuck in a one-way system. This is not the case with streaming, writes Freewheel’s head of Demand Sales UK & Intl.
Connected TV is an ideal channel to bring branding and performance marketing together as brands shift adspend into streaming platforms.
Media agencies are already making buying decisions based on video impression data that falls below the Barb benchmark, writes VMO2’s former head of media.
Mansfield leaves amid broader turnover at the consumer goods giant. Her consultancy, Barcarolle, already has its first client.
The Chinese electric car maker knew it had a negative perception in the European market, so it used the football tournament to build awareness, trust, and positive consumer sentiment.
Consumers value companies that demonstrate concern for societal and environmental issues. For brands, this could mean stronger consumer loyalty and trust, as well as higher returns and share price.
Reporter Jack Benjamin and editor-in-chief Omar Oakes unpack key themes and takeaways from last week’s Future of Media London 2024 event.
Media is now funded by divergent groups of big and small advertisers. There’s no going back, but we need to build an industry where all are united by making their advertising work harder and being sensitive to how they do it.