Andrew Essex, the CEO of Tribeca Enterprises, joins us from the Cannes International Festival of Creativity to give us his thoughts on the ad industry and social media

Peter Gorenstein speaks with Carolyn Gibson, Chief Revenue Officer of Euronews, about the impact of NBC's $30 million investment in the European news service at Cannes.

AwesomenessTV's President filled us in on how the network is reaching the Gen-Z demograophic.

Tastemade engages with audiences in more than 200 countries. CEO Larry Fitzgibbon tells us how the digital platform creates addictive videos that speak to a millennial audience.

Pandora's SVP of Ad Products and Strategy explains how the streaming platform helps connect brands with their listeners.

The CEO of Luma Partners breaks down the state of the digital advertising ecosystem. Kawaja sheds light on the flow of venture capital funding into ad tech, and gives his outlook for M&A at the intersection of media and tech.

The CMO of 360i explained why advertisers are being pushed to think outside the box and get more creative in order to grab the attention of viewers. When asked about Facebook, Klaassen says it's "hard not to be bullish".

To the Vaynermedia CEO, old media meets new media at this year’s Cannes Lions. Vaynerchuk also weighed in on ad tech innovations, the future of Snap, and how media companies need to “ride the wave” of the internet.

Jon Steinberg speaks with Steve Sirich, the GM of Bing Ads with Microsoft at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity.

Digitas CEO Tony Weisman joins Cheddar from the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity to talk about how Snap is attracting advertisers to its platform, and competing with giants like Facebook and Google

Hearst Magazines' CMO Joanna Coles explains the importance of legacy brands and why magazines have stood the test of time.

LionTree CEO Aryeh Bourkoff discusses the changing media landscape with the merger of Yahoo and Verizon.

Brit + Co. Founder Brit Morin talks about the company's new investment from Verizon and how the women-focused media and merchandising company is empowering users to tap their creativity.

AT&T and ANA created the Gender Equality Measure, which evaluates ads based on inclusion of women. AT&T's Fiona Carter says ads with higher GEM scores actually produced better business results.

Advertisers want alternatives to ad giants Google and Facebook, says Martin Sorrell, CEO of WPP. That's why he's not giving up on Snap just yet. Sorrell also gave us a unique take on Amazon's blockbuster deal for Whole Foods.

Taboola wants to turn traditional advertising upside down. Taboola CEO Adam Singolda and Natvio CEO Justin Choi discuss the future of native advertising.