On-demand entertainment – from TiVo to Hulu, to inflight AVOD systems – has transformed the way viewers engage with content and advertising. But traditional TV advertisers haven’t been able to leverage this new technology to target their ads. Media marketer Ben Rodier suggests it’s time for Broadcasting 2.0.
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