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Media is viewed as a complex headache by advertisers who are failing to provide leadership in this critical investment area, according to a new report from media change consultants ID Comms. The findings of the 2017 Global Media Thinking Survey ...

On this week’s #MediaSnack Tom and David get excited that digital media behemoths Google and Facebook, so dominant of global digital media investment, are softening their stance on allowing external verification and measurement. Are the walls around their highly successful ...

In this week’s #mediasnack Tom chats to Bob Liodice, CEO of the US Association of National Advertisers about the decision to launch its media transparency investigations last year and what has changed as a result. They start off by summarising ...

On this week’s #MediaSnack Tom and David consider the announcement by P&G to launch a media agency pitch in some key European markets including U.K., Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Nordics and Ireland with media budgets across the region estimated at around ...

In this week’s episode of #MediaSnack David and Tom discuss the the rallying cry issued by Procter & Gamble CMO Marc Pritchard at the IAB Annual Leadership Marketing conference. They argue that change is now coming to the digital ad ...

In this episode of #MediaSnack Tom and David look at the vexed issue of accountability and how brands and agencies ensure they can truly track their media efforts, efficiency and effectiveness. Accountability is they argue the third pillar of the ...

On this week’s #MediaSnack Tom and David continue the ID Comms 2017 theme of change, this time addressing the impact on media agencies. As with last week’s edition they seek to address the concerns of people in the business by ...

On this week’s #MediaSnack Tom and David ask how advertisers can deliver real change in the way that media is viewed internally by answering some questions. They pick three of the key questions that have come from client side viewers ...

On this week’s #MediaSnack, Tom and David get excited about “change” – the ID Comms Media Word of 2017 (in 2016 it was “control”). The central change they predict will be those made by many advertisers in the way they ...