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Two months after the Association of National Advertisers released its controversial agency media-buying “transparency” practices report by K2 Intelligence, most advertisers and agencies remain relatively unaware of it. Among those who are aware of it, there was a marked disconnect between marketers and agency executives about who would be most impacted by it.
Among advertisers and agencies alike, many hoped the June release of “An Independent Study of Media Transparency in the U.S. Advertising Industry,” a report prepared for the ANA by K2 Intelligence, would deliver the coup de grace in a controversy that’s been worsening for at least five years. Such was not to be the case, however.