Robert Andrews

1 week ago | beet.tv | Robert Andrews

CANNES — After TV viewing pivoted to on-demand, “live” content may be coming back — with a twist. Younger audiences are increasingly associating live experiences with social platforms and streaming rather than traditional broadcast events, said Megan Pagliuca, chief product officer at Omnicom Media Group, in this video interview with Beet.TV.

1 week ago | beet.tv | Robert Andrews

CANNES — With so many retail media networks now taking off, how are ad buyers ever going to measure them all? Retail media networks’ varying measurement approaches create significant complexity for marketers trying to evaluate performance across platforms, according to Amie Owen, global chief commerce officer, IPG Mediabrands. “I don’t necessarily think it’s a challenge, it’s something we all have to solve together,” Owen said in this video interview with Beet.TV at Cannes Lions.

1 week ago | beet.tv | Robert Andrews

CANNES – The world’s largest advertising festival is getting even larger, with record attendance, partnerships, and award entries marking a significant evolution in how the event engages with the French Riviera city that hosts it. No longer content to be confined within the walls of the Palais des Festivals, Cannes Lions has over time transformed into a citywide celebration of creativity that encompasses hotels, villas, restaurants, and beaches.

2 weeks ago | beet.tv | Robert Andrews

The battle for consumer attention is increasingly being waged in unconventional spaces, and for one major airline, the sky itself presents a fertile ground for media and commerce innovation. A year after launching its media network, United Airlines is looking beyond traditional advertising, aiming to transform the travel journey into a seamless, shoppable experience.

2 weeks ago | beet.tv | Robert Andrews

Domestic U.S. travel is set to outpace international tourism as economic headwinds continue to impact global mobility patterns. That shift is creating a significant opportunity in the U.S. Hispanic market, where travelers are showing outsized engagement with domestic destinations, including parks, cruises, and lodging facilities.