One of the biggest A.I. stories of 2022 happened on November 30th. The launch of ChatGPT. Developed by Open AI, ChatGPT is designed to learn from and then generate human-like text. It’s an offshoot from creating chat technology for customer service needs. And it’s prepared to write just about anything you want. However, after spending some quality time with ChatGPT, I’m not so worried for all us writers out there.

I imagine the first thing I need to answer is: “Brock who?” Two weeks ago, I’d never heard of him either. Brock Purdy was the last pick in the 2022 NFL draft, aka Mr. Irrelevant. But what, as non-NFL folks, can we learn from Brock Purdy’s story? Well, quite a lot:

The health, wellness and medical device category has always been a strong one for TV advertisers. As an agency with a number of these clients, we’ve tracked the category carefully, and have found that one factor has had a huge impact on effectiveness.

Sports lovers can now watch their favorite events more easily than ever thanks to Roku’s brand-new Sports experience, which integrates live, upcoming and sports-related content in a single hub.

Audio company Audacy released findings that show listeners intentionally setting aside time during their day to listen to their favorite audio content, adding another incentive for marketers to invest more ad dollars in the medium. Based on over 1,000 respondents, 74% say they set aside time to listen to audio.

To showcase James Hardie siding on the Nashville home, as well as generate awareness for the HGTV Urban Oasis 2022 sweepstakes, performance advertising agency Eicoff partnered with enhanced ad experts BrightLine to create an interactive commercial currently running on the discovery+ streaming platform.

Netflix today revealed details for its upcoming ad-supported subscription tier, dubbed “Basic with Ads,” which will be available to U.S. consumers on Nov. 3 at 12 p.m. ET. and will cost $6.99 per month. The streamer also announced a partnership with Nielsen for measurement.

Ever wonder how actor Christopher Meloni gets through all those action scenes playing a copper on “Law & Order: SVU,” “Law & Order: Organized Crime” and other projects?

Would you believe he uses Tommie Copper, the pain management brand?

With the recent news that streaming television captured more viewership than cable for the first time ever, that idea of diversification is just as important to ensure you get the most out of your video campaign.

The amount of time US audiences spent watching online TV surpassed cable for the first time ever. Subscribers to services like Netflix and Hulu accounted for 34.8% of all TV consumption in July,

Advertising "attention" and "viewability" -- two key measures of advertising effectiveness, according to TV measurement firm TVision -- continue to improve on connected TV (CTV) platforms versus linear TV.

Perhaps looking to expand its streaming influence around many parts of the TV advertising industry, Roku will for the first time carry live, local TV stations' news content in a deal with NBCUniversal.

Walmart and Roku have formed an exclusive partnership to allow streaming viewers to shop and complete purchases of featured products on screen, for fulfillment by the world’s largest retailer.

DeepIntent, the healthcare advertising technology company, has published research that unveils insight into consumer behaviours and preferences for ad-supported content.

Reed Hastings was consistent, year after year. Any time someone asked the Netflix CEO when he’d introduce ads to his streaming service, he insisted that it made no sense. Netflix was a better service because it didn’t have ads, he would say.

That was when Netflix was growing.

TV shows today are on the move, coming out from behind streaming paywalls for second runs on ad-supported networks or moving from ad-supported to streaming.