The BBC will welcome former Google executive Matt Brittin as its director-general next month. Will he defend the principles the BBC was built on, or does the Google playbook follow him through the door?
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YouTube 5K (referred to by WPP’s media buying arm as YT5K) aims to make channel curation and creative versioning for YouTube more efficient.
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The annual Living Room Study commissioned by RTL AdAlliance finds that 14% of Europeans go straight to a BVOD service after turning on their TV – up 6 percentage points in a year.
Together with adtech company ShowHeroes, the media agency commissioned a 4,400 person study in Europe that shows streaming subscription fatigue. The authors claim FAST will scale as subscription growth plateaus.
The Association of Commercial Television and Video on Demand Services in Europe wants the EC to acknowledge the growing power of CTV OS and virtual assistant providers.
The French broadcaster is determined that its TF1+ streaming platform will have the scale to compete with Netflix and Disney+. It wants to be the go-to digital destination for French speakers in Europe and Africa.
Bitmovin’s Jacob Arends argues that foundational models will improve faster than legacy domain-specific models designed for narrow TV-related applications. His company is showcasing its own AI-powered solutions at NAB.
Alan Rusbridger claims to have proof that GB News is in continuous breach of the Ofcom code on impartiality. So what will the Government or the regulator do about it?