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The industry has been over-reliant on cookies for too long. But they’ve become a distraction while larger, more damaging practices have continued unchallenged. It’s not really about cookies — it’s about privacy.

Netflix’s shift to focus on engagement suggests that long-term success depends much more on how subscribers are reacting to ads rather than simply how many those ads reach. 

An Adalytics report last week found a number of brands inadvertently ran advertising against child sexual abuse material. Third-party brand-safety verification tools may be less useful than simple inclusion lists, according to experts.

There is opportunity for broadcasters in the “fat end of the long tail”, according to Kelly Williams.

Watch: Susan Kingston-Brown on why she views AI as a threat to building unique brands, Omnicom’s acquisition of IPG and the impact of Meta’s changes to content moderation.

It’s not a question of if but when you decide to give up on your principles. Nothing will get brands, big or small, to leave Meta. 

Watch: Ryff global sales chief Shirley Hughes explains how advertisers can benefit from appearing in a brand-safe, contextually relevant environment.

Watch: David Rasmusson also discussed challenges for cross-media measurement and what the Nordics TV market looks like.

Conversely, a study also found that UK influencers sought to capitalise by posting more content on TikTok.

James Townsend speaks to The Media Leader about the challenger agency group’s plans and how it is scaling an “entrepreneurial culture” in new markets.