Mathew Broughton
Research Lead
Mat Broughton joined the ExchangeWire team in March 2019 as Editor. After a brief stint as editor at ExchangeWire's sister publication, TheGamingEconomy, Mat is now Research Lead at ExchangeWire, running creation, analysis and report production of ExchangeWire's suite of research products. Before joining the company he worked as a project manager working within the telecoms and travel marketing industries. Mat graduated from the University of Liverpool with an honours degree in Biological Sciences.Articles by Mathew
IPA Bellwether Report Q4 2019: Return to Marketing Budget Growth
The IPA Bellwether Q4 2019 Report, released today 15th January 2020, has revealed a 4% overall increase in marketing budgets, the first such increase since the first quarter of the year. Growth is anticipated to accelerate through 2020 as the [...]
The 2020 Digital Landscape
As we enter 2020, ExchangeWire speaks to Reprise to discuss their predictions for the digital landscape for the year ahead. The future of 5G A key technology for 2020 is the much-anticipated 5G network, which will be particularly impactful on the Internet [...]
SameSite Enforcement and the Decline of the Cookie
Dan Larden (pictured below), managing partner, product and partnerships, Infectious Media, exclusively covers the latest browser initiative set to take a bite out of the third-party cookie: Chrome's enforcement of the SameSite cookie attribute. The February 2020 enforcement of the SameSite [...]
Why the Future of Marketing is Increasingly OOH
In this exclusive article written for ExchangeWire, Alistair MacCallum (pictured below), CEO of Kinetic UK, discusses the reasons for optimism in the out-of-home (OOH) sector through 2020, how traditional platforms are set to integrate with OOH channels, and how programmatic [...]
PIE (Programmatic is Everything) Theory in the 20’s
Writing exclusively for ExchangeWire in response to Ciaran O'Kane's twenty predictions for 2020, Robert Webster (pictured below), founder of Canton Marketing Solutions, delves further into the Programmatic is Everything (PIE) theory, which is poised to dominate marketing over the coming [...]
2020 and Beyond: What’s Next for Display Advertising?
It’s been a year of big change for display advertising – 25 years on from the first banner ad, browsers’ restrictions on third-party cookies are shaking the foundations of display advertising. At the same time, new opportunities for advertisers are [...]
Predictions 2020: Mobile & In-App
As the decade draws to a close, ExchangeWire has invited thought leaders from across the industry to share their predictions and insight into what 2020 will hold for the ad tech and martech industries. Under the spotlight today is mobile [...]
Predictions 2020: In-Game Advertising
As the decade draws to a close, ExchangeWire has invited thought leaders from across the industry to share their predictions and insight into what 2020 will hold for the ad tech and martech industries. Under the spotlight today is in-game [...]
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