Sponsored: Addressability alone does not deliver the level of personalisation necessary to resonate with a listener on a deeper level, writes Niki Stoker.
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From ambiguous slogans to inept newspaper briefings, the government’s new communications policies are in danger of costing lives, writes Ray Snoddy.
We need to extend our programmatic horizons to not only include creative, but also maximise it, writes Emanuela Recalcati.
Have we ruled out the potential to be radical and disruptive by allowing media buying to be pre-determined by rules? Danny Donovan investigates.
Dominic Mills wraps his head around the mysterious and murky programmatic supply chains that are in desperate need of a shake-up.
Life in the UK has been transformed since restrictions were brought in to curb the spread of coronavirus. How has online behaviour changed? UKOM-endorsed Comscore data gives a first glimpse, Ofcom’s Guy Holcroft writes
Now is the time to deal with the long-known imperfections in the media and advertising world’s automated systems, writes Ray Snoddy.
Nick Manning crunches the numbers following the release of ISBA’s long-awaited study into programmatic supply chains. The results are dire.
To simply tell advertisers to ‘keep on spending’ through a downturn is not necessarily the right option, writes UM’s Simon Taylor
Magazine brands are bit like sidekicks to other media, writes Jon Restall – and during these difficult times they really do pack a punch.