Just like a grizzly and failed measure to stop the bubonic plague, digital advertising is in danger of facing some unintended consequences, writes Zenith’s Richard Shotton
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The traditional television model is at risk, writes Havas Media Group’s Julia Jordan – and so broadcasters must embrace the new dawn for video advertising.
Returning from Cannes 2016, Quantcast’s Matt White argues that the narrative of ‘art vs. science’ just doesn’t add up any longer
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Traditional terrestrial television is still very much at the forefront of broadcast, writes VCCP’s Alex Baker
How ironic that the internet fundamentalists who used to predict the death of TV are the same people now proclaiming the future is video, writes ITV’s Kelly Williams
It will be a long time before machines truly understand the complexity of the world and how we perceive it – which is why media research still needs humans, writes Craft’s Konrad Collao
