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Global video streaming trends: Amazon and Netflix aiming to be ‘local everywhere’

July 19, 2018

The two streaming-video giants Amazon and Netflix are building their presence in local country markets with a growing amount of original content, according to a new report.

Content, E-commerce, Video advertising, Amazon, BBC, content, Entertainment

Live sporting events and streaming services help drive premium video growth in Europe

July 18, 2018

Live ad views in Europe, fuelled by major sporting events such as the Winter Olympics, saw growth of 67% year-on-year, compared to 77% in the US, according to new research.

Ads, Content, Video advertising, Amazon, brands, content, Europe

Facebook sees ad spend boom despite data scandal

July 17, 2018
Facebook has beaten analysts’ estimates for quarterly revenue on and forecast similar growth ahead, as businesses used its digital ads tools despite a brand boycott and the economic upheaval of the coronavirus pandemic.
Facebook has beaten analysts’ estimates for quarterly revenue on and forecast similar growth ahead, as businesses used its digital ads tools despite a brand boycott and the economic upheaval of the coronavirus pandemic.

Disproving sceptics predicting a doomsday scenario for Facebook has seen a 19% increase in ad spend on its core platform and Instagram quarter-over-quarter and a 48% increase year-over-year, according to new research.

Ads, Social advertising, Amazon, brands, content, Entertainment

Global online video viewing to exceed an hour a day in 2018

July 16, 2018

Global consumers will spend an average of 67 minutes a day watching online video this year, up from 56 minutes last year, according to new research.

Content, News, Video, Viral adspend, advertising, agencies, Amazon, brands

Ad industry backs AI as ‘next industrial revolution’

July 13, 2018

The vast majority (80%) of key digital marketing decision makers consider AI is the next industrial revolution, feeling it improved productivity and increased competitive advantage, according to new research.

Ads, Mobile, News, Regulation advertising, agencies, digital marketing, Europe, marketing

Amazon Prime Day: A prime marketing opportunity?

July 12, 2018

With Amazon Prime Day less than week away, Marin offers five reasons to look to the ecommerce giant as a marketing channel, as well as a sales platform.

Ads, E-commerce advertising, Amazon, brands, ecommerce, Facebook

49% of agencies rely on own advertising technology for programmatic media buys

July 12, 2018
Programmatic ‘key driver of UK digital media quality improvements in 2020’
Programmatic ‘key driver of UK digital media quality improvements in 2020’

Nearly half (49%) of all advertising agencies undertake programmatic media buying with their own technology, while 34% combine their own with third party technology and 17% rely exclusively on third party offerings.

Ads advertising, agencies, marketing, media, technology

Don’t score an own goal: how social data can help you manage brand risk during the summer of sport

July 11, 2018

As millions, if not billions, of eyeballs focus on the World Cup, brands have prepared campaigns to catch the public’s attention. But done wrong – the fallout from having a marketing crisis on the world stage can do years of damage in just a few moments. Jonathan Barrett, Managing Director, EMEA, Dataminr looks at why … [Read more…]

Ads, Content, News, Social, Video, Viral advertising, apps, brands, France, marketing

World Cup ads 2018: Visa, Mars and Lidl get the most kick from their creative

July 11, 2018

The most effective World Cup ads tell relatable stories that capture the joyful spirit of the event, and celebrities and big budgets are no passport to success, according to new research.

Ads, Content, News, Social, Video, Viral advertising, brands, Brazil, global, UK

Junk food ban online: Cadbury, Chewits and Squashies first ads disallowed

July 4, 2018

Adverts for Cadbury eggs and Chewits and Squashies sweets have been banned for breaking new rules prohibiting the advertising of junk food to children.

Ads, Content, Regulation, Social, Video advertising, content, Facebook, government, marketing
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