CTV Publishers’ Resistance to Standardising Emerging Ad Formats is Holding Back Scale

A recurring theme during this year's upfronts was interactive and dynamic ad formats, with Netflix and Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) introducing programmatic pause ads, following in the footsteps of Amazon and NBCUniversal. But as new formats continue to emerge, the lack of standardisation creates friction across CTV platforms. When IAB Tech Lab launched its Ad [...]

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Don’t Take Customers At Face Value

Prepaid wireless has a perception problem. It tends to get treated as one big, undifferentiated category, with the lingering stigma that it’s the only option for people shut out of traditional plans. But prepaid customers run the gamut from families watching every dollar to people who could easily go postpaid but simply prefer not to [...]

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Parenting as an extreme sport: Liquid Death goes MMA

This one may resonate with all the parents out there wrangling wilful young kids. Liquid Death presents the battle between parent and child as an extreme sport – and promotes its highly caffeinated energy drink as a tool to help you through. To win a year’s supply of the drink, you can post your own [...]

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UK ad exports hit £19.4bn

Exports of UK advertising services reached a new record high of £19.4bn in 2025, securing the UK’s position as the world’s second-largest advertising exporter. The new report, published today at UK House during SXSW London by the Advertising Association and UK think tank Credos, reveals 38% year-on-year export growth, outpacing any comparable UK services sector, [...]

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