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Approaches that depend on demographic data alone face a tough fight to retain relevance in a programmatic and micro-targeted world, writes Nano Interactive’s Carl White.

Ignore the doom-mongers, writes Ebiquity’s Dr Nick Pugh – here are five reasons why TV is in rude health.

From dynamic digital creative to the powerful use of data, Google could accelerate the UK’s out-of-home sector, writes Emily Coe.

Confirming that ‘Project Dovetail’ has successfully launched after years of development, the new measurement capabilities cover TV sets, tablets, PCs and smartphones for on demand and live streaming.

Two thirds of all the growth in global advertising expenditure between 2017 and 2020 will come from paid search and social media ads, according to Zenith’s Advertising Expenditure Forecasts.

US cable giant Comcast has emerged as the winner after a blind auction for Sky on Saturday – scuppering Rupert Murdoch’s long-held plans to take full control of the broadcaster.

How will Global’s move into out-of-home change the structure of an industry on the point of consolidation, asks Dominic Mills. Plus: Why Forrester’s study of the world of big media agencies is a joke.

Promoted: A new wave of business intelligence tools can finally provide the sought-after insights industry needs, writes Paul Way.

Amazon is predicted to overtake Oath and Microsoft in the US advertising market this year – placing it in third position behind Facebook and Google. Here, industry experts share their views on the significance of the news.