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asiCast 197: Signals worth trusting – media planning and the struggle for data integrity
A group of agency professionals in the UK recently launched a collaborative organisation they called The Media Planning Group (MPG) to address what they regarded as a troubling decline in the craft of media planning. They were concerned about the use of confused and inconsistent terminology when, for example, strategy… Read more
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asiCast 196: Broadcasters and streaming platforms – an uneasy partnership?
With many broadcasters looking to make their content widely available across many platforms, how are they monetising their programmes and ensuring the true value of their inventory is assured when this hyper-distribution strategy is adopted? In this asiCast, John McCarthy discusses with Guy Bisson, Director and co-founder of Ampere Analysis,… Read more
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Securing the future of Radio and Audio in connected vehicles
As connected television sets (CTV) become the latest battleground for TV and video inside the home, outside the home connected vehicles have brought welcome opportunities and new challenges to the consumption of radio and audio media. How is the industry responding? Our most recent International Radio & Audio Conference in… Read more
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asiCast 195: Publish – and be damned
‘There are more lawyers in Meta than social media directors in Brooklyn’, the inimitable Bob Hoffman says, expressing doubt that the recent court rulings against Meta and YouTube in the US would represent a ‘tobacco moment’ in the regulation of social media platforms. In conversation with Brian Jacobs of BJ&A… Read more
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2026 launch of the asi New Perspectives Award
asi has long recognized the importance of encouraging younger people in the media research industry to contribute to our conferences and to the wider discussions and decision-making within the audience measurement, research and insights space. This is even more critical as accelerating change across the industry calls for fresh thinking… Read more
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