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Analysis: Netflix does not disclose its ad revenue, but it would likely be relative peanuts, while subscription pricing and content remain crucial.

Acast founders Karl Rosander and Måns Ulvestam are looking to popularise a pay-per-article model in Europe and beyond – and believe they have the tech to do it.

After months of tech companies launching or developing AI tools, 2024 will be defined by how they are integrated into the media landscape, argues Ipsos’ sales chief for audience measurement.

TikTok wants to be known as a “full-funnel” solution that provides brands with more than just performance advertising based on last-click attribution.

While the news industry faces many challenges, the biggest threat is advertisers’ lack of support, says Jamie Credland.

Reddit’s North America senior managing director joins Jack Benjamin to discuss the future of the platform, its usefulness to advertisers attempting to reach niche communities and whether changes made to please advertisers risk alienating its existing user base.

A quarter of music on streaming services did not get played at all in 2023, according to a new report. Do these findings detract from audio advertising as a proposition?

Videonet powered by The Media Leader will be delivered to bulletin subscribers every Thursday at midday from next week.

Cass Naylor returns to the podcast alongside host Omar Oakes and reporters Ella Sagar and Jack Benjamin to review the past week’s news in media and advertising.

It is understood that the telecoms group is seeking €2-3bn.