Articles Tagged ‘Sarah Thompson’

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How a changing climate could disrupt media buying

From threatening Sunday afternoon football to creating a premium for weather content, experts say global warming will transform planning as we know it.

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Publishers and platforms split between rev sharing options, delaying next steps

The Department of Canadian Heritage released the findings of its discussions with the industry on how to level the playing field between digital players and local news media.

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Sarah Thompson moves to Theo

Mindshare’s chief strategy officer will put her focus towards WPP’s dedicated Rogers agency.

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From CARD: Buyers plan to stop the degradation of local media

Will there be a paradigm shift toward creating a more sustainable media ecosystem in the years to come?

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Can intentional investment help media (and do some good)?

Media execs discuss how agencies and brands can help solve the degradation of local news and address systemic inequality through their buying power.

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Blog: Call your agency, for the sake of local news

Mindshare’s Sarah Thompson on why local media is at stake – and how marketers can help.

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Could Quibi’s struggles be a lesson for incoming SVODs in the market?

Experts try to pinpoint where the streamer fell short, while one strategist believes there’s still time for it to turn things around.

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Streamers are benefitting from lockdown, but will it last?

Buyers and analysts discuss whether or not the upward trajectory is sustainable – and how it will affect planning.

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Canadians still big on news notifications, indifferent to ‘Zoom TV’

A need for inexpensive entertainment could put TV in a good position for fall, but Mindshare finds that Canadians are indifferent about “Zoom-style” programming.

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Is digital advertising getting back to growth?

While not quite pre-pandemic levels, Index Exchange’s findings show rebounds in some categories, although marketers are thinking shorter-term.