Daniel Best’s Post

Good piece on current state of play of the broadcast market in the US. Whilst ad supported streaming is growing, it’s not fast enough to offset TV’s decline. The death of broadcast is almost as popular as prediction as the year of mobile. For balance it’s worth noting “Despite the sharp drop in TV ad spending, Mondelez and Hershey remain far-bigger believers in TV advertising than the industry as a whole”. https://lnkd.in/dm2uxb8p

Koen Smeets

Global Strategy Director & Co-founder RE:MOTIVE

2mo

‘The end of TV’ is the biggest bullshit being shouted about at the moment (tied with a lot of AI nonsense). TV audiences haven’t nearly declined as much as some advertisers pretend they have. The ROI hasn’t changed (much). What has changed is advertisers religiously following analytics data which don’t measure TV impact properly. Of course digital media is going to look better vs TV in analytics. It lives in the world of data. TV lives in the non-connected world. So its impact is harder to measure. But therefore not lower.

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