In 2025, how can retail media do an even better job convincing brands — and the world — that it is worth the investment and will transform marketing for the better?
Regulation presents one barrier that hinders TV from attracting spend from other platforms, Be Addressable’s Charlie Makin argued.
XR’s Blair Robertson suggested that, while efficiency is crucial, it must be considered alongside efficacy.
For an industry rooted in its understanding of people, seeing DEI as expendable is deeply problematic. It has never been more vital for leaders to continue to invest in progress.
Jack Benjamin hosts a panel of video researchers to unpack what is behind a “view” and how advertisers can cut through to increasingly attention-poor audiences.
Senior reporter Jack Benjamin will moderate this free webinar with panelists from Salesforce, Havas and Amplifi & Impact.
World Media Group members discuss the most important topics for 2025 in media and marketing, from publishers’ embrace of multimedia platforms and formats to post-election uncertainty.
The acquisition steps up competition with rival Global, which moved into OOH in 2018.
Brand-building is not enough. We have to be world-builders — and this requires craft and reverence for the brand, married with media smarts and technology to distribute and optimise.
Meta’s changes to its content moderation policy have sparked renewed concerns over brand safety. But analysts and strategists don’t expect brands to boycott.
We have a fax machine TV trading system in the AI age. But the need for structural change can only be addressed with the full participation of the agency community.