How can news media be both trusted and disposable? The answer is uncomfortable, says the chair of The News Alliance. Trust is being acknowledged rhetorically but ignored commercially.
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Tom Morrod at Caretta Research reckons only the largest broadcasters can compete with global streamers for content and still have the money for best-in-class streaming platforms. Hearst Networks EMEA is an example of a mid-sized channel owner that has already prioritised digital partnerships over owned-and-operated.
Pay-TV operators have been discussing how they own the home screen and control the customer experience. It starts with great aggregation and content discovery, but requires important choices about how to get in front of consumers in the first place.
Adding audio podcasting to a media campaign is 33% more effective at driving brand consideration than radio alone. While adding podcast video ranks first in driving attention across key visual channels, outperforming TV, BVOD, and SVOD.
In independent agencies, leadership does not arrive with seniority. It emerges from action. People do not simply contribute ideas; they own outcomes, writes Join the Dots’ managing partner.
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The channel is becoming a core part of omnichannel planning, with it featuring in 34% of campaigns over the past 18 months according to research by VIOOH.