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The pandemic has only accelerated the trends changing the business of television and now, the industry is left to tackle the challenges and opportunities that come with a new era for TV. At the Digiday Business of TV Forum, brand and agency execs from around the world will come together virtually to connect, discuss strategies and offer actionable, practical insights. Taking place from May 20-21, we'll cover what's important in a new era for TV through panels, case studies and working group sessions led by speakers and Digiday editors, including: - The rise of ad-supported OTT - An advertising exec will go deep into the specific challenges and opportunities around ad-supported OTT
- New era of TV advertising - A leading advertiser discusses the changing impact of linear TV and the future of advanced TV advertising
- The automation of TV advertising is underway - The biggest screen in people’s homes is no longer the dumbest device. Hear why.
- How to manage ad frequency and avoid annoying audiences - An advanced TV and video ad specialist explains how advertisers can keep their ad exposures in check
Learn more about what to expect and reserve your spot below. Don't wait: The best rate on passes ends Thursday, April 22. Lisa HerdmanSVP, DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL VIDEO INVESTMENT, RPA Nicole WhiteselSVP, ENTERPRISE STRATEGY & ADVANCED TV LEADER, PUBLICIS MEDIA AJ KinterEVP, ADVANCED VIDEO STRATEGY PUBLICIS GROUPE Nadia PesinaBRAND MEDIA TEAM SUPERVISOR PMG DIGITAL AGENCY Samantha Rose HORIZON MEDIA SVP ADVANCED TV & VIDEO SOLUTIONS Working sessions Connect with groups of your peers, hear from speakers and leave with solutions to your biggest challenges through working sessions. Connect one-on-one Sponsors and Connect Pass-holders can meet virtually and one-on-one with advertising execs in attendance. Learn more here. Access sessions on-demand Following the event, access full recordings and slides from any sessions you might've missed on-demand. Digiday Events can help me do my job better disagree 1 2 3 4 5 agree |
