‘OOH was the unexpected winner of Q1’

Insights from brand and media-owner earnings call

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'OOH was the unexpected winner of Q1'
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MediaCat UK’s deputy MD, Selin Ozkan, sat down with reporters Elliot Wright and India Stronach to discuss the findings from our Q1 earnings-call report, how brands are using media to grow and how platforms are competing to win marketing spend.

India Stronach, reporter and special reports writer

India is a reporter at MediaCat UK. She previously worked for RN magazine as a newspaper and magazines specialist, and has also written for local newspapers, travel magazines, and specialist titles. She now covers a wide range of media topics at MediaCat, with a particular focus on long-form reports and industry deep-dives. India can be reached at indiastronach@mediacat.uk.

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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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Elliot Wright, senior reporter at MediaCat UK

Elliot is senior reporter at MediaCat UK. He previously worked across local newspapers, national titles and press agencies, reporting on everything from politics and crime to business and tech. Now focused on marketing journalism, he covers media agencies and planning for MediaCat UK. You can reach him at elliotwright@mediacat.uk.

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