In part 1 of our anniversary special podcast series Nick Angel and Matt Hopper talk to Charli West about why AI can handle the workflow but not the craft, and what the industry should do about synthetic voices and EU disclosure rules.
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The agencies that move first under LLM-mediated selection won’t be the ones with the cleanest schema markup. They’ll be the ones who have taken a clear, distinct position, writes Paul Evans.
Analysis: The acquisition is likely to draw close scrutiny from regulators. TV ad buyers favour the deal as a way to simplify TV planning and measurement, but downstream effects could compound.
OOH was everywhere at Cannes Lions, but also almost invisible. Talon’s global CEO Sue Frogley argues that the sector needs to shout louder about its capabilities.