It’s time to start again by reclaiming the great things adland has lost, writes Bob Wootton. Plus: an ex-ISBA director’s view on the programmatic supply chain report.
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The narrative of decline that has rightly irked publishers for the last decade – and has only accelerated during lockdown – could now change, and perhaps with it public and advertiser sentiment.
Dominic Mills examines the strategies – past and present – that could kick-start consumer spending and reboot the ad market.
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The final listening figures for radio before the lockdown kicked in cements its reputation as a strong medium resilient to so many of the threats many people in the past expected would hammer it. Indeed, commercial radio saw its reach rise above the 36 million mark once again, proving there’s always space for ad funded… Continue reading The radio value proposition // The future of media trading
The event, which was headlined by Sir Martin Sorrell, tackled a wide range of subjects from the future of media post-lockdown, the debate on the ISBA/PwC supply chain study, and the importance of creativity and innovation.
Matthew Harrison explores the central and influential role footballers (and other sportspeople) play in the gaming industry.
Publishers who choose to report privately will continue to have their circulation figures audited to industry standards via ABC, but publication of the figures will be under the control of the publisher.
Now that gaming is mainstream and likely to show further growth during lockdown, the big question remains – is it an effective advertising medium?