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In part 2 of our anniversary special podcast series, Pam Myers and Jason Brownlee talk to Charli West about their favourite audio ads and what brands can learn from them.
We sat down with the new Mail Metro Media commercial leadership team, find out more about them here.
Host Jack Benjamin sits down with Channel 4’s head of sales, and head of business operations and revenue innovation, to discuss Channel 4’s go-to-market strategy for mid-market advertisers.
Mail Metro Media’s chief revenue officer, Dominic Williams, is in the hot seat for our probing and quick-fire Leading Questions.
