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Advertisers, agencies and media owners are collectively “leaving money on the table” due to existing industry structures, a special webinar by The Media Leader and Salesforce heard this week.

Spot attribution has enabled us to make TV accountable like digital, but it’s a narrow measurement that misses the true power of TV.

Last week’s avalanche of news suggests that advertising still works, so if we improve what we do, we can deliver better results for advertisers and make the world a finer place. But how? 

Smaller players don’t have the resource of the tech giants but, with the help of advertisers, they can still make a significant contribution to a green future.

The travel company wanted to be seen as more than just a place to book package holidays and used Amazon Prime Video’s The World Cook to get the message across.

The Daily Mail’s commercial arm announced strategy to target the 13m gamers in its extant audience for new content.

During a Thinkbox event last week, agency researchers argued that the industry should instead look at scale, efficiency and time.

Closed-mindedness when it comes to CTV means agencies and advertisers are missing big opportunities as technology continues to advance.  

YouTube’s ad revenue increased 21% year on year to $8.09bn and shows little sign of slowdown.

The company reported revenue growth of 21% in Q1, helped by 85% growth in smaller advertisers using the platform.