The Media Leader spoke to media agency execs, broadcasters, intermediaries, specialists and columnists to find out their thoughts on the most significant change in media this year.
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From sustainability, the talent crisis and trust in media, to ad fraud, inflation and Netflix’s ad tier, The Media Leader has covered a lot of news this year, but what were our most-read stories?
Hateful hit-pieces in newspapers are nothing new, but who gets the most out of behaving the worst when newsbrands appear to go after celebrities?
Simon Redlich, CEO at ABC, has been re-elected as global President of the International Federation of Audit Bureaux of Certification (IFABC) for a second term.
In brief: 533 journalists are now detained worldwide, a new record and a 13% increase from last year.
Dentsu expects global ad spend to grow by 3.8% in 2023, a slowdown compared to +8.0% in 2022. Much of that growth will be driven by price inflation.
The bots have been a long time coming — whether they have been called that or not.
In brief: News Corp has named Sunday Times editor Emma Tucker the next editor-in-chief of The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones Newswires.
Parnter content: The Guardian and The Media Leader’s webinar on confronting the climate emergency covered topics including how advertisers and publishers can work to reduce their carbon footprint, and how to avoid greenwashing.
Reach announced it will launch dedicated US operations of major UK publications the Mirror, Express, and Irish Star in 2023.