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YouTube’s global director of Culture & Trends Kevin Allocca discusses how the pandemic and the rise of short-form video has widened the pool of video creators and their audiences.

Podcast creators and platforms are now looking beyond the sector, with ambitions to muscle in on live events, or striking licensing deals with film and TV networks. 

Teads co-CEO Jeremy Arditi joins host Jack Benjamin to discuss a number of new AI-powered solutions the ad platform is offering, as well as how the company is expanding its CTV footprint.

This industry could solve the Made for Advertising issue overnight. But it requires people and their companies to come together, writes Performics’ head of programmatic.

Despite the invasion and war with Russia, Europe’s largest out-of-home screen is still making waves in in Ukraine’s capital Kyiv.

At the PinkNews Awards, CEO Benjamin Cohen criticised Conservative leadership for moving backwards on LGBTQ+ issues.

Analysis: Is Netflix still the high-growth tech stock that changed our expectations of TV and the power of subscriptions over ads?

Brands are shifting budgets from sales promotion to main media marketing in both “a defensive and offensive manoeuvre” to strengthen their current and future market positions, according to the latest IPA Bellwether report.

President of Disney Advertising Rita Ferro told an audience at Leaders Week London that, for sports and entertainment brands, social media is more than just a marketing tool.

The Evening Standard has signalled a departure from its commuter-newsbrand offer by launching a new website and apps under the branding of simply The Standard.