In this week’s Week in Charts, OpenAI’s response to bypassing NYT paywall, BBC News’ prevalence on social media, and Netflix’s short-form push. To have Week in Charts delivered to your inbox, you can ...

The report finds that developing talent, rather than hiring, will be key to bridging this gap. But marketers say that brands’ ...

It’s just a couple of days until DMEXCO 2026 kicks off in Cologne, and VideoWeek is proud to be partnering with the event once more. Where to find VideoWeek. We’ll be on-site ...

In this week’s Week in Review: Prime Video goes big on shoppability, Channel 4 announces layoffs in turnaround strategy, and ...

European broadcasting group MFE-MediaForEurope has been one of the continent’s loudest proponents of TV consolidation over ...

Most agree on the need for convergence. The current state of affairs creates unnecessary complexity in the buying process.

“Personally, we expect this figure to continue rising as ad-supported tiers become a standard feature rather than a step-down ...

Despite significant pushback from the industry, new rules came into force in the UK at the start of this year which place significant restrictions on ads for unhealthy food and drink products.

The last few years have seen concerted efforts by European broadcasters to enable small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) ...

Alphabet, Meta and Amazon to Help Drive 13 Percent US Ad Growth This Year. The global advertising industry will grow by 11 percent YoY in 2026 to surpass $1.3 ...

CTV is increasingly shifting from a seller’s market to a buyer’s market.

In this week’s Week in Review: the UK’s House of Lords proposed a ban on gambling ads, a filing in the NYT’s lawsuit against OpenAI says execs at the tech company knew of the damage their tools would ...