Nazli Selin Ozkan, Author at MediaCat UK

Nazli Selin Ozkan

deputy managing director at MediaCat UK

Selin is deputy managing director at MediaCat UK. After graduating from Duke University with a degree on political science, she started working at the content department at Kapital Media, working on events such as Brand Week Istanbul and Digital Age Tech Summit. She took on the role of Business Development Manager at Kapital Media, helping develop Kapital Media's several products, such as MediaCat Magazine, Polaris Awards, Polaris Leadership Summit, Brand Week Istanbul and Digital Age Tech Summit. She regularly contributes to MediaCat Magazine, covering media and tech.

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Reddit grows ad revenue 50% in 2024 to $1.2bn

Company will launch more Reddit-unique ad formats and ML optimisations in 2025... 13.02.2025

In-app purchases on mobile reach $150 billion

Spending on AI-based apps tripled in 2024... 28.01.2025

Matt Klein on audience capture: ‘We’re letting metrics drive creative acts’

How creators become prisoners of their fans' expecations. ... 03.01.2025

Low stakes and new intimacies: social media in 2025

Digging deep into We Are Social's Think Forward report... 05.12.2024

Q&A: Rachel Sterling on how brands approach domain names

Discussing the relationship between domain names and business trends... 06.11.2024

Q&A: A look at BSKT, an experiment in basketball culture

BSKT Founder, Alain Michel Habib, on b-ball culture and indie publishing... 04.11.2024

Q&A: Anuja Gupta on the power of brand joy

MediaCat talks to BAMM's strategy director about their new report... 18.07.2024

FT Strategies: building news media companies fit for 2030

How can news media companies integrate the needs of younger generations in their content strategy?... 16.04.2024

Q&A: If you’re into it, it’s in the V&A

A brief chat with the creative minds behind the museum’s new campaign... 09.04.2024

Q&A: Culture is not an industry

Culture is a common good, not a market, says author Justin O’Connor ... 28.03.2024

Q&A: Cake Zine’s editors share their journey

Using dessert as a lens to explore society... 14.02.2024

Q&A — Galataport: an urban regeneration project

Galataport CMO on creating a vibrant space for locals and tourists alike... 06.02.2024

Are immersive venues the future of entertainment?

When cutting-edge tech meets great storytelling... 09.01.2024

Q&A: the archaic Silicon Valley model and techno-solutionism

‘A solution in search of a problem’... 04.12.2023

How I became addicted to my Tamagotchi

The Tamagotchi effect, virtual friends and the epidemic of loneliness... 11.10.2023

AI for governments: with Humans.ai’s Sabin Dima

AI-powered chatbots for government and corporate use... 07.10.2023

dentsu releases media trends for 2024

Generative AI, platform monetisation and integrity economics will shape media in 2024... 05.10.2023

Designer Stefan Sagmeister’s new book, ‘Now is Better’

Historical art and data to highlight how life is better today... 09.08.2023

Shelter’s MP-chasing social housing campaign

Why TV advertising is not a risky business

AI Overviews reduce clicks by ‘up to 66%’

The Trade Desk’s open-web forecast

AI Overviews reduce clicks by ‘up to 66%’

Uber Ads’ head: agencies are waking up to the power of attention

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Primal scheme: how attention, memory and emotion work together

Why TV advertising is not a risky business

The Trade Desk’s open-web forecast

PMax: a step in the right direction but a long way to go

Primal scheme: how attention, memory and emotion work together

Nazli Selin Ozkan

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