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TVREV

TV[R]EV is a team of experienced journalists and leading professionals from the television and advertising sectors. We assist leading agencies, networks, marketers, startups, and established businesses in navigating the fast-evolving media environment.

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  • 6 days ago | tvrev.com | Alan Wolk

    Talk to anyone about TV, TV advertising in particular, and they will tell you that the ability to create emotional resonance is the medium’s main advantage. People remember TV commercials they saw 20 years ago, but are hard-pressed to remember a banner ad they saw 20 minutes ago. So it’s not surprising that we’re starting to see a lot of focus on quantifying and measuring emotion in TV commercials these days.

  • 1 week ago | tvrev.com | Jon Lafayette

    The report used data and information reported directly to PwC from companies selling advertising on the internet aswell as publicly available corporate data. “As the landscape grows more complex and outcomes-focused,marketers must adapt to a marketplace that increasingly rewards agility, accountability, and relevance,” the report said. “The future of advertising lies in ecosystems that converge content, commerce, and customer data, all orchestrated by intelligent systems.

  • 1 week ago | tvrev.com | Gijsbert Pols

    In our latest Marconi post, Gijsbert Pols breaks down why mobile marketers love buying CTV—but still can’t measure it unless they play by someone else’s rules.

  • 1 week ago | tvrev.com | Jon Lafayette

    As video advertising becomes more targeted, OpenAP, the ad-tech company controlled by most of the biggest TV companies, is launching Open Indenity, a system that will make it easier for media buyers looking to build cross-platform campaigns that include traditional TV.

  • 1 week ago | tvrev.com | Jon Lafayette

    March Madness gave cable TV a boost in usership that was as predictable as all of the top-seeded teams making it into the Final Four. Meanwhile, the field was a bit more open in the streaming bracket, where the top 10 shows for the month were distributed by seven different platforms. As is standard for this time of year, total time spent watching TV in March was down 6% from February, according to NIelsen’s monthly report.

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