|

Stories that mattered this week: Origin launches — now what?

Stories that mattered this week: Origin launches — now what?
The Media Leader Podcast

Jack Benjamin and Omar Oakes are back to review the big media business news of the week, starting with the launch of Origin, Isba’s world-first cross-media measurement tool.

It may be billed as a “beta” launch with a limited pool of 35 advertisers, but Oakes explains why “as far as Isba is concerned, Origin is now officially launched”.

The Media Leader duo also discuss ITV’s first-ever generative-AI ads created for small businesses, Roblox’s progression into advertising and The London Standard‘s decision to revive a dead art critic.

Listen below and hit ‘subscribe’ to make sure you get future episodes wherever you like listening to podcast:

Highlights

01:00: Isba launches beta trials for Origin with real data

12:00: Barb includes Netflix and Discovery+ in total campaign planning

20:00: Roblox creates a walled garden as it leans in to ad strategy

23:30: ITV’s generative-AI ads

30:00: Why is TikTok putting up paywalls?

33:30: Perplexity woos brands with AI search offer: should Google be worried?

37:00: Why The London Standard is ‘reviving’ Brian Sewell through AI

Related articles

Isba’s Origin goes live with real audience data for first time

Barb extends total campaign planning to include Netflix and Discovery+

Roblox moves to create a walled garden as it leans into ad strategy

The future of TV ads? ITV creates two spots with generative AI


Previous episodes

Are news outlets too dependent on social media? With NMA CEO Owen Meredith

Stories that mattered this week: Observer sale, Radiocentre’s Tuning In, Origin row

Are brands overspending on social? With EssenceMediacom’s Richard Kirk and Olga Zaitseva

Media Jobs