Disney quietly announced something radical: letting fans create their own short-form IP on Disney+. But it exposes just how defensively the rest of the industry has been playing.
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Charlie Makin heads to New York and finds an addressable TV market that’s shifting from experimentation to scaled execution.
At ITV’s annual Palooza event, the broadcaster debuted a new addressable advertising product and announced a tie-up with TikTok as it sought to project confidence just days after rumours swirled of a potential sale to Sky.
The draw of The Celebrity Traitors proves there’s life in linear TV yet, as Jon Manning explains.
Amazon claims the tool allows advertisers of all sizes to create “high-quality” video ads within minutes.
Revenue grew in the double-figures for the likes of Big Tech companies Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon, as well as smaller social media competitors Snap, Pinterest and Reddit.
The UK broadcaster has confirmed speculation that they are in talks to Sky for a sale worth £1.6bn.
It makes perfect sense to launch a brand campaign for Open AI’s ChatGPT on a trusted advertising medium like TV, says MI Media’s business director. But what does the large language model itself think?
For the second time in as many years, ITV warned total ad revenue would decline by high-single digits in Q4. CEO Carolyn McCall attributed the performance to macroeconomic uncertainty over the November Budget.
The streaming giant’s EMEA ads VP sat down with The Media Leader to discuss three years of ads on Netflix, and what is coming next.
