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Connected TV Advertising Forum 2024

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  AD FORUM 24 The Connected TV Advertising Forum 2024 brings together the world's leading CTV marketers, innovators, and ad professionals. Set against the stunning backdrop of Barangaroo Sydney, this event promises to be a game-changer for the connected TV advertising ecosystem.  The Event Our forum offers invaluable insights, networking opportunities, and actionable strategies for companies to navigate the ever-evolving global landscape of connected TV advertising.  Key Details: Date Schedule: November 2024  Location: Barangaroo, Sydney Australia Format: In person and live streamed Brand Marketing, B2B Cloud professionals in Ad Tech, Programmatic, OEM Hardware, Operating Systems, Broadcasters, Telcos, Media Buyers, Publishers, Studios, and Streamers with 35 Asia-Pacific Guest Speakers, 3 International VIPs. Attendees: 650 attendees in person, with live streaming to a global B2B professional audience estimated at 11,500 online registrations across the UK, Australia, As

Connected TV App Stores Growing FAST Channels

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                                                                                          Streaming TV Apps The growth of connected TV app stores is increasing the growth of free ad-supported streaming television (FAST) channels. While the growth of CTV platform app stores will remain constant, the number of FAST channel apps will outnumber CTV device stores. By 2028, the number of FAST channel apps on CTV will exceed the number of mobile apps on smart phone devices on Android and iOS by 8.93 million. FAST App Stores The trend towards in-app advertiser funded programming, shoppable retail media commerce, gaming and DIY channels on CTV means more B2B transactions will occur in unlimited FAST channel apps in the future, rather than on predicted market regulated app stores on home screens.   Home Screens The new report into CTV app store prominence of FAST TV channels on platform devices such as Samsung, Google, LG, Apple, Amazon and Roku being investigated by regulators, is likely to res