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This Week in Retail Media is a weekly trans-Atlantic look at the recent news, reports and emerging trends regarding retail media. Discussing announcements, covering events and interviewing key retailers, brands, and tech suppliers, Kate Dickson and Jonathan Rosen delve into the opportunities presented by retail media and how businesses around the world are using technology to engage customers, mitigate shrinkage and boost sales. Presented by Retailmediaworld.com . Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Retail Media World hosts This Week in Retail Media, a business show with 62 episodes published.
Jonathan and Kate discuss if Target Roundel’s pilot with OpenAI hits the bullseye when it comes to shopper experience and trust. From there sights are turned to Netto’s expansion into in-store programmatic before finally
Following a brief trip to Japan, Jonathan joins Kate to discuss Albertsons' new role as party planner, why Lowe’s are extending their loyalty program to children and if live shopping is a fit for all categories. Th
Kate is joined by Alison Dunham, VP of Retail Media Monetization for PRN to discuss why BP is bringing coupons to gas pumps, Sam’s Club is automating in-store sampling and Morrisons are adding ‘more’ travel options to th
Kate sits down with Adam Smith, Head of Retail Media for Iceland Foods and Ed Hall of PRN to discuss what Iceland Retail Media offers brands and how in-store analytics and measurement is going to be key in growing the in
Following a successful NRF, Kate and Jonathan are back at their respective mics to discuss retail media at Retail’s Big Show, the importance of in-store measurement, the growth of in-store experiences and retail media in
Kate speaks to visitors to the STRATACACHE booth as well as members of the STRATACACHE team. Recapping some of the sessions from What’s in Store at Retail Media Networks as well as some of the key takeaways from NRF rega
Tijmen Willems and Alexandre Lepicq from PRN sit down with Kate to chat through the European Retail Media landscape and what will be making the biggest impact for brands, agencies and commerce media operators in 2026.&nb
Chris McLelland joins Kate to discuss why measurement has been a key topic of retail media discussion for 2025 and where scrutiny on incrementality, data use and privacy will take the industry in 2026. Chris shares his t
Kate sits down to chat to Edward (Ed) Hall of PRN to chat through the great strides made by the grocery sector in 2025 to increase their digital in-store retail media capabilities. Looking at the difference between in-st
Jonathan and Kate end the last regular episode of the year with a look at why Home Depot is setting up a squad of influencers ahead of the World Cup. The duo then lament the current state of post-transactional ad inserti
Advertising spend is to go up, Holiday spend is up and Albertsons ups its AI. Kate and Jonathan take a merry walk through the top stories This Week, In Retail Media. Learn more about What's in Store for Retail Media Netw
Jonathan and Kate explore the likely impact on the retail media ecosystem of the IPG takeover by Omnicom. Then they discuss why challenger brands are thriving online and why Morrisons are installing 300 digital screens.&
Kate and Jonathan discuss what Walmart’s quarterly results say about its identity as a media brand or retailer or both. The partnership between Albertsons Media Collective and NBCUniversal is also explored with tensions
This week Jonathan and Kate take a look at the partnership between Uber and Loblaws and what Loblaw Companies Limited are saying about their retail media earnings potential. From there, the duo turn to massive signs in e
Jonathan and Kate consider the custom attention metrics being offered by Uber Advertising before turning towards Co-Ops 1000th front of store screen. The dynamic advertising duo then discuss how Amazon are bringing every
After a week off - Kate and Jonathan return to discuss if Amazon is truly being helpful with their new AI tool, why apps in store are useful and lucrative as Walmart reveals their holiday plans, and what might be holding
Tesco get creative, Walmart gets open to AI and Ulta Beauty goes to market Description The AIs have it as Kate and Jonathan look at the latest AI-powered offers from Tesco and Walmart before taking a turn on Ulta B
Kate and Jonathan are in the same physical space - that of the Scala showroom in central London where they discuss the in-store investment of Loblaw, why Instacart and Tik Tok are teaming up, and why Duolingo is speaking
Jonathan joins from Advertising Week in New York to discuss what OpenAI’s Instant Checkout means for shoppers and suppliers. He and Kate then explore why American Express and Mastercard are launching their own commerce n
Kate and Jonathan consider the ‘history’ being made by Albert Heijn in becoming the first retailer certified under IAB Europe’s new Retail Media Certification Programme. The duo then turn to Pinterest and its relevance w
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This Week in Retail Media is hosted by Retail Media World. The show is categorised under business (marketing) and has published 62 episodes.
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