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From hackers to human error, the possibility that something goes wrong with your client’s media spend is the stuff of nightmares. The CEO of adnomaly recounts what happened to him. 

Even though digital out-of-home is running on live logic, most investment strategies just haven’t caught up. This is where the opportunity lies, Perion’s CEO writes.

Medialab founder and CEO Marcus Orme is in the hot seat for our probing and quick-fire Leading Questions.

For OOH, you’re not designing for attention you can hold; you’re designing for attention you have to earn instantly, writes Evolve’s MD.

OOH is uniquely equipped to deliver on three core priorities – audience relevance, creative impact, and measurable effectiveness. Talon’s MD explains. 

Lisa Morgan reflects on expanding the company into North America and the lessons learned along the way. 

Future generations are explicit about what they want from work: meaningful development, a sense of voice, flexibility and leaders who invest in them as individuals. Agencies that are building for the future are taking this seriously.

OOH planning is moving away from static targeting models, toward a more behavioural understanding of audiences. Successful brands combine behavioural intelligence, contextual understanding and AI-powered decisioning to build a clearer picture of what consumers are likely to do next.

With open standards, OOH’s programmatic benefits would scale effortlessly into fully agentic workflows, where AI agents autonomously optimise across the entire campaign lifecycle.

Two in five of us feel worn out by the sheer volume of news and try to avoid coverage at least part of the time. Even Trump seems fatiqued by it all.