The broadcasters are set to launch a joint measurement panel aimed at tracking the short-term impact of TV advertising on sales in a move they say will give the sector “the measurement it deserves”.
Jack Benjamin and Omar Oakes discuss the major stories of the past week, including the proposed sale of The Observer to Tortoise Media, scenes from recent Radiocentre, Thinkbox and Who Cares? events, and product updates from Meta and Snap.
The Media Plan: UKTV’s biggest-ever paid media campaign, which featured Cher singing I Got You Babe to launch the U masterbrand, was driven by a focus on landing an emotional connection with viewers.
US broadcasters and press have been slow to highlight the former president’s failings, from his ramblings to inaccurate statements. It’s not too late to take a radical approach ahead of November’s election.
According to an IPA report, this suggests the impact of SVOD is ‘less significant than previously imagined’.
New analysis has found that paid social spend may be treble the optimal level for growth, while TV could be getting less credit — and cash — than it deserves.
Three-fourths of UK adults say they consume sport-related content via broadcast TV, the largest of any media channel, while more than double say they watch via streaming.
The streaming company has struck similar deals in the US.
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TV is considered the most representative, while radio showed the strongest improvement, a new study found.
Trade body research in the past decade shows that no medium is an island and we work better together. Denise Turner reflects on a changing of the guard and insight lessons from these 10 years.