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24 04, 2026

Week in Review: FranceTV Partners with YouTube, US Legislators Propose a New Data Act, and RTL Gets Green Light for Sky Deutschland Takeover

22 04, 2026

The Cost of Burnout in Media Buying

21 04, 2026

Week in Charts: Ted Sarandos on Netflix’s Podcast Strategy, Women’s Sports Revenues to Top $3 Billion, and European Consumers Back Social Media Bans

20 04, 2026

M+C Saatchi Warns Middle East Conflict is Hitting Sports Revenues

17 04, 2026

Week in Review: Netflix Talks Up Programmatic, Viant Acquires TVision, and Digital Video Sees Rapid Growth

16 04, 2026

Video Budgets Bounce Back in IPA Bellwether for Q1 2026

14 04, 2026

Week in Charts: Tubi Integrates AI into Streaming Service, Global Streaming Subscriptions to Top $200 Billion by 2030, and OpenAI Eyes Huge Ads Growth

10 04, 2026

Week in Review: Sir Ian Cheshire Picked as New Ofcom Chair, Paramount Launches Publishing Division in IP Push, and Publicis Seals New Microsoft Deal

9 04, 2026

Dentsu Says Advertisers are Underinvesting in Video for Brand Building

7 04, 2026

Week in Charts: The Dangers of AI Agents Changing Live Campaigns, the Gulf Crisis’ Impact on Global Ad Spend, and the Risks of Being Online for UK Adults

2 04, 2026

Week in Review: Disney Expands Euro Partnerships, TV and Video Revenues to Pass $1 Trillion in 2030, and UK Adults Engage Less with Social Media

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