For marketers and research professionals, the ever-changing media landscape can be both inspiring and overwhelming. We don’t just need to understand it, we need to use our know-how to point decision-makers in the right direction and make the most of their budget. This...
The advertising industry has become a place where machines have replaced people, jobs have become soul-less, and data is treated as royalty – this before AI gets into its stride. Much present-day advertising is ineffective, inefficient, unaccountable,...
Marketers will face an unprecedented combination of reputational risks this year, including rising ad spend in high-risk digital environments, the proliferation of generative AI technology, polarising political discourse, and social platforms with inadequate content...
Relationships, Dear Boy… Harold Macmillan, UK Prime Minister in the 1960s was once asked by a journalist what was the most difficult thing about being Prime Minister. His reply: “Events dear boy, events.” It may be unfashionable to say so but the most difficult thing...
Earlier this month Brian Jacobs chaired the advertising session at the annual asi video and audio measurement conference in Nice. This post is based on his opening remarks. “This session is all about looking at the world of audience measurement from an...
The blog post below is the latest from our friends at The Cog Blog. I would draw your attention in particular to this thought: Great media thinking has always been about putting your client’s messages in those places most likely to drive a return, to which I would...
