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Route’s research director explains how to measure advertising that’s constantly moving and interacting with people who are also moving.

Funnelling investment into digital content, viewed by a perpetually distracted and unhappy population, will only exacerbate society’s problems. It’s time for a rethink, writes Chris Herbert-Lo. 

A single, data-informed narrative that predicts movement and adapts to real-world behaviour means that from London to Liverpool, DOOH excels. We just need data standardisation, writes Adform’s country manager.

Boots partnered with AudienceProject to gain clearer cross-media reach measurement, enabling a 15–20% budget shift based on evidence-backed insights.

Freeview New Zealand will launch a DVB-I based TV service in Q3, enabling broadcaster streaming to devices without a dedicated app.

Gary Woolf explains how All3Media International is building content brands in FAST and cross-promoting to SVOD. You can hear why the company decided against O&O SVOD apps.

For Future of OOH Week, The Media Leader will be spotlighting some of the industry’s favourite OOH campaigns. Nick Manning looks back at his football favourites.

The best OOH briefs should stretch beyond visibility. Reach will always matter, but stronger work asks: What will people remember after they have walked past? What will they tell someone else? What action might they take next?

The media industry’s sustainability problem isn’t about trees. It’s about who owns the infrastructure your business depends on.

In 2025, OOH grew 2.3% year-on-year in the UK, and LHF restrictions suggest food brands might be increasingly turning to the channel for advertising