Laura Kantor, marketing & sustainability director at foodpanda, joins ExchangeWire's Mat Broughton and Rachel Smith to discuss the latest news in media, marketing, and commerce. This week they cover: the rise of "Q commerce"; the future of restaurants in a post-COVID world; and the growth of environmental consciousness amongst consumers.

This week, Yahoo’s Vice President, Exchange and Supply International, Simon Halstead joins Lindsay Rowntree and Rachel Smith to discuss Criteo’s latest acquisition; big tech’s relationship with advertising; and zero-party data.

Simon Halstead, Yahoo’s Vice President, Exchange and Supply International, joins ExchangeWire's Lindsay Rowntree and Rachel Smith to discuss the latest news in media, marketing, and commerce. This week they cover: Criteo’s acquisition of IPONWEB; Alphabet, Amazon, and Meta’s control over the advertising space; and the future of zero-party data in privacy-first advertising.

Charlotte Williams, content marketing consultant, joins ExchangeWire's Anne-Marie Sheedy and Mat Broughton to discuss the latest news in media, marketing, and commerce. This week they cover: “Mass reporting” campaigns targeting content creators on TikTok; the launch of Tesco’s media and insights platform; and the growth of livestream shopping.

Alex Khan, MD International at Unruly, joins ExchangeWire's Grace Dillon and Ciaran O'Kane to discuss the latest news in media, marketing, and commerce. This week they cover: DuckDuckGo's release of "App Tracking Protection", an app blocking tool for Android; reports that CTV is now the fastest growing ad platform in the US; and the future of broadcast TV.

This week AdColony’s Tom Simpson joins Mat Broughton and Lindsay Rowntree to discuss revenue opportunities for NFTs; Meta’s plans for the metaverse; and Niantic’s recent campaign release.

Tom Simpson, SVP, APAC, at AdColony, joins ExchangeWire's Mat Broughton and Lindsay Rowntree to discuss the latest news in media, marketing, and commerce. This week they cover: NFTs’ future revenue opportunities within the luxury market; Facebook’s incoming CTO Andrew Bosworth’s plans for moderating the metaverse; and the release of Niantic’s “Meet You Out There” metaverse campaign.

This week The Runway Media’s Katie Atkinson joins Mat Broughton and Ciaran O’Kane to discuss speculation around Apple buying Google ads; the Instagram Reels bonuses; and the EU Commission becoming sole enforcer of tech regulations.

Katie Atkinson, founder of The Runway Media, joins ExchangeWire's Mat Broughton and Ciaran O'Kane to discuss the latest news in media, marketing, and commerce. This week they cover: Apple secretly buying Google ads for high value-apps to siphon millions of dollars in subscription revenue; Instagram offering users a hefty bonus for posting short-form video content via their Reels platform; and how the EU Commission will use their recent appointment of becoming the sole enforcer of proposed Digital Markets Act rules to restrict behaviours of “digital gatekeepers”.

Our twelfth edition of The MadTech Podcast Special explores responsibility in media. Acting consciously helps drive responsible media spending, and the big debate is whether agencies and brands are being given the appropriate tools to move forward with this.

In this episode Rachel Forde, CEO of UM UK, and Rob Blake UK managing director at Channel Factory join ExchangeWire’s Lindsay Rowntree to explore responsibility in media and how to implement this within the industry. In this session they cover, how to progress from talking about conscious media spending to actually doing it; how Channel Factory and UM UK are helping clients understand how to ensure content creators from minority backgrounds are being championed and invested in; how brands are setting themselves up internally when it comes to this; and what role the service and technology layers should play in responsible media.

Juliana Chu, vice president of digital and ecommerce APAC at Shiseido, joins ExchangeWire's Anne-Marie Sheedy and Rachel Smith to discuss the latest news in media, marketing, and commerce. This week they cover: ongoing global supply chain issues threaten ad spend recovery; what a PayPal-Pinterest merger might have meant for ecommerce; and the latest Participation Brand Index suggests that brands be putting purpose first.

 ExchangeWire's Grace Dillon, Rachel Smith, and Lindsay Rowntree to discuss the latest news in media, marketing, and commerce. This week they cover: the UK agrees to drop the Digital Services Tax to signs up to a new global taxation system for big tech; Snapchat see their stock value fall after 'disruption' caused by Apple's ATT; and more mainstream retailers begin selling gaming furniture to capitalise on the popularity of the space.

In this episode, Karan Singh, senior commercial director, advertiser partnerships at Xandr and Serhat Ekinci, managing director, Unite at Omnicom Media Group UK

joins ExchangeWire’sLindsay Rowntree to discuss marketplace curation in the digital marketing industry. In this session, they cover what is meant by media plan diversity, and why marketplace curation is a good solution for this; how brands are incorporating this into their media plan; what role marketplace curation can play in helping buyers target these niche audiences; and whether this a better option than the traditional cookie targeting.