TV & Video Insider Summit

Overview

TV & Video Insider Summit is a MediaPost conference brand focused on streaming, OTT, and connected TV advertising and media strategy. It convenes brands, agencies, and media suppliers to discuss measurement, creative, performance marketing, and the evolving TV/video ecosystem.²³⁵

The event is positioned as part of MediaPost’s broader Insider Summit portfolio, which is built around industry-specific executive gatherings rather than consumer products. Its significance comes from bringing together practitioners working on TV, streaming, and video monetization issues in a rapidly changing media environment.²³⁵

History

MediaPost has been running Insider Summit-style events for years, and archived Video Insider Summit material dates back to at least 2013.⁶ The TV & Video Insider Summit appears as a later evolution of that programming, with event listings in 2025 and 2026 showing the current brand name and venue-based annual format.²⁵ The summit is part of MediaPost’s event business rather than a separately incorporated consumer brand.⁵

Manufacturing

This brand does not manufacture physical products; it operates as a live-event and conference property. Programming is produced by MediaPost and delivered through in-person summit events rather than in-house or outsourced manufacturing.²⁵

Notable Products

• TV & Video Insider Summit annual conference - Flagship in-person summit focused on TV, streaming, OTT, and CTV strategy.²⁵
• MediaPost Insider Summit programming - A recurring event format used across MediaPost’s category-specific industry gatherings.⁵
• Video Insider Summit archive programming - Earlier Video Insider Summit content showing the lineage of the current TV & Video event brand.⁶

Reputation

Among media professionals, the summit is generally seen as a focused, practitioner-oriented forum for exchanging operational and strategic ideas about TV and video advertising.³⁵ Its strengths are the concentration of relevant stakeholders and the narrow topic scope, which tends to produce highly specific discussions.³ A common limitation of this format is that it is an industry event rather than a broadly visible consumer-facing brand, so its recognition is concentrated within media and advertising circles.⁵