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The Drum | An Advertiser's Guide To The Upfronts: 5 Dynamics Changing How TV Is Planned, Bought, Sold - Vimarsana News

The Drum | An Advertiser's Guide To The Upfronts: 5 Dynamics Changing How TV Is Planned, Bought, Sold

A shift from the 'cord-cutting' narrative, an eye on the dreaded 'reach plateau' and the increasing importance of data clean rooms: Ampersand's Andrew Ward spells out the biggest trends shaping media planning, buying and selling in TV and premium video today.

The Drum | What Does Broadcast-to-podcast Tech Mean For Audio Advertising? - Vimarsana News

The Drum | What Does Broadcast-to-podcast Tech Mean For Audio Advertising?

Spotify is investing in tech that easily converts broadcast audio to podcasts. What does that mean for broadcasters’ ad revenue?

The Drum | The AI-powered Search Race Is On As Samsung Considers Ditching Google For Bing - Vimarsana News

The Drum | The AI-powered Search Race Is On As Samsung Considers Ditching Google For Bing

Reports suggest that Samsung is ditching Google as its default search engine in new handsets.

The Drum | Why Twitter's Blue Ticks Could Make Brands Think Twice About Ad Spend - Vimarsana News

The Drum | Why Twitter's Blue Ticks Could Make Brands Think Twice About Ad Spend

Will they stay or will they go? Caroline Gosney of Make Honey reflects on how Elon Musk has alienated Twitter users by introducing paid blue ticks, and what this could mean for the future of advertising on the platform.

The Drum | New Merged HBO-Discovery App Max Will See Advertisers 'resoundingly Lean In,' Experts Say - Vimarsana News

The Drum | New Merged HBO-Discovery App Max Will See Advertisers 'resoundingly Lean In,' Experts Say

The platform will house more content under one roof and bring a wider range of audiences to advertisers willing to pay for premium placements. Media experts believe the move could render Warner Bros. Discovery a more formidabble challenger to Netflix.