Should we continue to choose a shared currency of truth? Or do we allow confidence to erode and truth to become negotiable? Barb's CEO responds to Google's cease-and-desist.

The one-off special features fan favourites Kermit and Miss Piggy, with guest stars Sabrina Carpenter and Seth Rogen.

The latest Expenditure Report betrays a polarised growth picture for the industry, with search and online display formats accounting for 83% of total adspend.

Listen (6:27) Here are our 13 key questions for Netflix management on tonight’s Q4 2025 earnings discussion (our Q3 2025 questions can be found here). 1) Why so confident in regulatory approva…

The Roku Rewind: 2025 Streaming Trends and TV Insights

Roku's director of EMEA ad sales discusses how the TV market is becoming more data-led and programmatic, and where Roku sits within a growing CTV ecosystem.

Hamnet, Avatar and Marty Supreme will face one battle after another as the awards race heats up.

Discover why TV advertising is so brilliant at creating success for brands, both overnight and over the long-term

Sampson intends to step down at an unspecified date next year. Barb has begun its search for a new chief executive.

The Agentic RTB Framework (ARTF) represents the evolution of real-time bidding into a high-speed, agentic environment

Last month, Roku entered the UK free ad-supported streaming TV

The first celebrity series was a big ratings hit, with the winner collecting £87,500 for charity.

Disney's fight with YouTube TV could hurt the Mouse House in a way it doesn't harm Google. But ESPN is a prize asset.

Roku provides the simplest way to stream entertainment to your TV. On your terms. With thousands of available channels to choose from.

Roku's content distribution director speaks with host Jack Benjamin about its recent developments in FAST and SVOD, what makes the UK TV market unique, and how it works with its content partners to improve discoverability.

The IAB has released guidelines on how conversion APIs (CAPI) can increase performance for CTV advertising as search advertisers recognize benefits from upper-funnel marketing that combines targeting...

Roku and AppsFlyer announced the launch of a new self-reporting network (SRN) integration between both companies, which will allow mobile app advertisers to more effectively measure their streaming vi...

At the 70th anniversary of broadcast ads, TV is still the jewel in the crown – but marketers need to keep a firm grip on ROI. TV advertising is officially 70 years old, with the anniversary of the launch of ITV being marked this week. The inauguration of Britain’s first commercially funded TV channel came right at the start of the baby boom, ushering in the mass market (and mass reach) era. And new data from Kantar’s Media Reactions 2025 reveals that broadcast TV is still marketers’ most trusted ad channel today, with 55% saying ads on TV are trustworthy. But we’d been led to believe that TV was on its way out – no one watches linear programming any more, right? And despite developments in gen AI, high production costs mean TV ads take up a disproportionate share of the budget, making them an obvious place to look for savings when times are tough. Our new research shows that a net 26% of marketers plan to decrease their spend on linear TV next year, but that’s offset by a net 54% of marketers planning to invest more in TV streaming, and 19% spending more on product placement on TV and online video. Read more here

The streaming service aims to drive opportunities for advertisers and boost its ads business.

Listen (3:18 mins) Earlier today, Netflix and Amazon Ads announced a DSP partnership (link), three months after Amazon announced DSP partnerships with Roku (link) and Disney (link) at Cannes Lions.…