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Week in Charts: Free Streaming Services Offset Declines in Streaming Film Releases, Netflix Leans on GenAI, and In-Housing Remains Strong

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Week in Review: Havas’ Bolloré Says AI No Longer Seen as Threat to Agency Survival, France Approves Under-15s Social Media Ban, and ProSieben to Add ZDF Content to Joyn

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Reach is “At the Start” of Monetising Content in the AI Era

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Week in Charts: Greg Peters on Netflix’s Live Strategy, IVT Threatens Digital Budgets, and War Hits Publicis’ Middle East Revenues

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Week in Review: Netflix Considers a Free Offering, Publicis Makes Content for Machines, and EU Finds YouTube Liable for Some Third-Party Content

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1607, 2026

Video Budgets See Strongest Performance in Two Years in Latest IPA Bellwether

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BBC Urges Government to Modernise Funding Model or “Abandon the BBC to Managed Decline”

Dan Meier2026-07-15T11:27:16+01:00Tags: TV|

1407, 2026

Week in Charts: Matt Brittin on Sky’s ITV Acquisition, Clients Say Billing Models Undervalue Agency Work, and European Digital Ad Market Remains “Top-Heavy”

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Week in Review: BBC and Channel 4 Discuss a Streaming Tie-Up, MFE Creates a Unified Streaming Platform, and IAB Tech Lab Cleans Up Video Definitions

Tim Cross-Kovoor2026-07-10T13:58:05+01:00Tags: Week in Review|

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