As he prepares to take the IBC2026 Conference stage, Gau Narayanan, Managing Director, Europe at Virtue EU, explains why brands must create compelling, clearly attributable, and widely distributed entertainment if they want to compete for fragmented audiences.
The boundary between advertising and entertainment is becoming increasingly difficult to define. Brands are producing documentaries, films, creator-led series, and other forms of intellectual property that audiences actively choose to watch and may even pay to experience.
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