STUDY UK: ONE IN FIVE UK ADULTS USE AI FOR NEWS

15. 9. 2026 | 2 min read One in five UK adults are using artificial intelligence services to access news, according to Ofcom’s latest study of news consumption.

TELEVISION KNOWS HOW TO CAPTURE ATTENTION: THROUGH THE BIG SCREEN, EMOTION AND SHARED EXPERIENCES

15. 9. 2026 | 11 min read Showing an advertisement today is no problem. Getting people to actually pay attention to it is the real challenge. The number of impressions or the reach of a campaign alone does not tell us whether someone genuinely watched the advertising message, engaged with it or remembered it. And according to the TV is engaging project, this is precisely one of television’s key advantages. Its strength lies not only in how many people it can reach, but also in the quality of that contact.

IS TV ADVERTISING LOSING ITS EFFECTIVENESS?

15. 9. 2026 | 11 min read Building mental availability is one of linear television’s key strengths. Media experts broadly agree on that. When consumers are faced with a purchasing decision, ideally they recall the brands that have lodged in their memory and choose one of them. But how does television perform at the bottom of the marketing funnel? Who visits a brand’s website while a TV commercial is still on air – and who goes on to make a purchase straight away? Researchers at Seven.One Media have explored these questions and presented new data on both the short- and long-term effects of the medium.

RADIOHOUSE TO ALLOCATE ANOTHER 100 MILLION TO SUPPORT REGIONAL BUSINESSES

15. 9. 2026 | 2 min read Radiohouse is relaunching the RH 300 Cross programme, setting aside advertising space worth 100 million crowns for regional businesses.

MTA OR MMM? A BAD QUESTION THAT MARKETERS ARE STILL TRYING TO ANSWER

15. 9. 2026 | 13 min read Multi-touch attribution and marketing mix modelling are not competing methods, but tools that offer different perspectives on marketing effectiveness. This article by Milan Knapp explains the differences between them and shows why it can be more effective to use both methods together.

OMDIA: 75% OF U.S. TV VIEWERS USE SMARTPHONE WHILE WATCHING TV

14. 9. 2026 | 2 min read Nearly three in four U.S. TV viewers regularly use their smartphones for other media while watching television, highlighting growing competition for audience attention between TV and mobile video, according to new Omdia consumer research.

CHOCOLATE: A SWEET TREAT AND A POPULAR SUBJECT FOR TV COMMERCIALS

13. 9. 2026 | 12 min read Delicious, velvety-smooth and slowly melting on the tongue. Chocolate has the power to evoke feelings of pleasure, reward and a touch of luxury. We reach for it when we want to treat ourselves, lift our mood or make a challenging day a little more enjoyable. And it becomes even harder to resist when it appears on the television screen. Advertising can turn chocolate into an almost irresistible temptation – the kind that makes us want to get off the sofa and go and find at least a small piece. International Chocolate Day is the perfect opportunity to look back at the history of chocolate and some of the most memorable television commercials it has inspired.

HUB: YOUNGER FANS FUELING UPTICK IN SPORTS TV VIEWERSHIP

12. 9. 2026 | 3 min read Viewers under the age of 18 are seven times more likely to watch sports on TV now than they were a year ago, according to new data.

CZECH SERIES GO HEAD-TO-HEAD, EUROPE SENDS ITS FAVOURITES. SERIAL KILLER UNVEILS MORE OF ITS PROGRAMME

11. 9. 2026 | 9 min read Prison, a mystery crime drama, sporting records, family dramas and even a smallpox epidemic. Serial Killer unveils another part of this year’s programme, including five Czech series competing in the new Czech Killer competition and titles from Central and Eastern Europe in the Primetime Killer section. The programme is now complete. Only one final question remains: Who will lead the festival into its next chapter?

YOUNG CONSUMERS’ SPORTS VIEWING RISES SHARPLY

11. 9. 2026 | 2 min read Young consumers are watching more sports than ever -- live and non-live sports content on TV and other devices -- according to Hub Entertainment Research. This growth is attributable to social media and digital media creators.

SURVEY: CZECHS DO NOT CONSIDER ADVERTISING TO BE THE MAIN FACTOR IN ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION

10. 9. 2026 | 3 min read Most Czechs believe that advertising does not have a significant impact on the amount of alcohol consumed. They regard drink-driving, the sale of alcohol to minors and inadequate enforcement of existing regulations as the biggest problems associated with alcohol. This is according to a survey carried out by Ipsos for the Advertising Council.

LEGENDS RETURN TO THE SPOTLIGHT: ADVERTISING BRINGS HISTORICAL ICONS BACK TO LIFE, INCLUDING SALVADOR DALÍ

10. 9. 2026 | 11 min read Napoleon sold cars and beer, Cleopatra promoted chocolate and cosmetics, Einstein became a symbol of genius, Edison of ingenuity, and Leonardo da Vinci of boundless human creativity. The advertising world has always had a soft spot for the great figures of history. A famous name works as an effective shortcut: within seconds, it can trigger associations that would otherwise take an entire brand story to build.

THE ‘GOLDEN SEMICOLON’ AWARD WAS WON BY THE HEPATITIS PREVENTION CAMPAIGN, CREATED BY HERO & OUTLAW

10. 9. 2026 | 6 min read The Golden Semicolon has announced its winners. The Prague Public Health Authority won the Project of the Year award, Hero & Outlaw was named Best Agency, Uljana Donátová was named PR Personality of the Year, and Alice Mikulášová was named Rising Star. The results were announced at a gala evening at the Empire Hall in Prague, organised by the professional organisation ASCOPA.

CZECHS WANT CERTAINTY ABOVE ALL ELSE FROM AI. SIX OUT OF TEN USERS HAVE DOUBTS ABOUT THE ACCURACY OF THE OUTPUTS

9. 9. 2026 | 3 min read Around two-thirds of adult Czechs currently use artificial intelligence. Although most of them have a positive attitude towards it, the question remains as to how much they can trust its answers. According to a survey by the STEM/MARK agency, 60 per cent of AI users are unsure whether the output they receive from the tool is actually correct. According to the survey results, users would therefore appreciate it if AI could distinguish more clearly between verified information, estimates and situations where it is simply unsure.

ADVERTISING ON THE MAIN SCREENS OF SMART TVS CAN BE PURCHASED PROGRAMMATICALLY

8. 9. 2026 | 3 min read Hybrid CTV Sales House is the first on the Czech market to make programmatic advertising buying available on the home screen of smart TVs running the Titan OS operating system. Advertisers and agencies can now purchase this advertising space via the Adform platform in the same way as other programmatic video campaigns.

NFL ADS DELIVER BIG RETURNS. BUT WHICH NUMBERS CAN MARKETERS TRUST?

8. 9. 2026 | 7 min read New data shows huge returns from NFL advertising as fragmented distribution complicates how marketers evaluate audience, placement and performance.

FORUM MEDIA ENTERS ITS 26TH YEAR

8. 9. 2026 | 4 min read Forum Media enters its 26th year with a packed programme featuring dozens of top-tier presentations across six specialist stages throughout the day. The Czech Republic’s largest conference for marketing and advertising, communications and media will fill the halls of Prague’s O2 universum on Tuesday, 10 November. On that day, 27 international guests from 14 countries will arrive in Prague, with nearly one hundred experts from across the communications industry taking to the Forum Media stages.

IF IT LOOKS LIKE A DUCK: WHY YOUTUBE SHOULD NEVER BE PLANNED AND BOUGHT AS TV

8. 9. 2026 | 6 min read Paul Evans analyses the gap between YouTube’s claim and conduct.