| Ian Daly
The choice, immediacy and visuals of TV are at their peak, but manufacturers’ pursuit of advertising opportunities risks compromising the viewing experience and, in turn, this golden era.
More Video articles
Maria Ingold, strategy and innovation CTO at media tech company Mireality, discusses her talk about AI and TV distribution at Connected TV World Summit 2024.
| Maria Iu
Kate Dean, a consultant for Universal Pictures Content Group, talks about her panel at Connected TV World Summit and the sector’s challenges for 2024.
This special four-part series of the podcast, which we’ve produced with Bloomberg Media, features Bloomberg’s Duncan Chater and VCCP Media’s Steve Taylor.
CFOs are becoming more important in the decision-making process for connected TV vendors, according to a leading executive at Imax.
Paul Gubbins, VP, CTV strategy and Marketing at Publica, reveals how programmatic advertising is now “front and centre” of CTV conversations, having been on the periphery just three years ago.
Ruth Cartwright says the UK’s set-up for trading TV and video is hampering Sky as it competes with global streaming giants.
Free ad-supported TV is growing much more slowly in Europe than the US because of the continued strength of regional broadcasters, according to a leading TV market analyst.
TV operators face a “creative tension” with global digital platforms because of their structural approaches to regional versus global ecosystems.
Yannick Bolloré, chair of Havas’ parent group Vivendi, speaks to Omar Oakes about the company’s financial earnings and its plans for 2024.