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Google reveals YouTube revenues for first time (as traditional ads start to slow)

February 4, 2020

Google’s parent company Alphabet has published details of its YouTube and cloud business for the first time, as the firm’s traditional search and banner ad businesses continues to slow.

Ads, Search, Social, Video, Viral advertising, Amazon, Google, Search, YouTube

Top 10 Super Bowl ads: Groundhog Day, Baby Peanuts and MC Hammer

February 3, 2020
Top 10 Super Bowl ads: Groundhog Day, Baby Peanuts and MC Hammer
Top 10 Super Bowl ads: Groundhog Day, Baby Peanuts and MC Hammer

The Super Bowl is not only one of the biggest sporting events of the year, it’s also one of the biggest ad events, with brands battling for both TV viewers and social media clicks. We take a look at yesterday’s big game to pick the best (and worst) ads of the night.

Ads, Content, E-commerce, Video, Viral advertising, Amazon, brands, Google, marketing

Apple ITP and the impact on digital marketing technology

February 3, 2020

Apple’s latest Intelligent Tracking Prevention (ITP) update aims to increase user privacy by preventing unwanted tracking – but could have a major impact on digital marketing, particularly when it comes to technology such as analytics and A/B testing tools. Jean-Noël Rivasseau, CTO and Founder, Kameleoon, explains ITP, how it works, the impact it has on … [Read more…]

Ads, Mobile, Regulation analytics, Apple, digital marketing, Google, local

When is the right time to launch an app for your business?

January 28, 2020

Rob Sandbach, Managing Director of Indiespring, explains the essentials you need to consider when it comes to getting your app ready for launch.

Mobile Android, apps, email, Facebook, Google

The race for Quantum Computing supremacy

January 24, 2020
The race for Quantum Computing supremacy
The race for Quantum Computing supremacy

Quantum computers are set to help us solve humanity’s most complex challenges – challenges that our existing computers can’t even scratch the surface of. With tech giants including Google, IBM, Microsoft and Intel racing to create the next generation of supercomputers, investment in quantum computing technologies are booming. But which companies are leading the way in quantum computing?

Ads Google, infographic, Microsoft, technology

Lastminute debuts ‘Holiopathy’ ad campaign for January blues

January 23, 2020

lastminute.com has launched an insight-based multi-channel, international marketing campaign, dubbing the term ‘Holiopathy’ to promote its packaged products as a medicine-like remedy to January blues.

Ads, Content brands, consumer insight, Google, marketing, media

G-Star RAW partners Yext to drive 1.5m clicks to its online listings

January 23, 2020

Dutch denim brand G-Star Raw is working with Yext to update its information across more than 150 publishers, including Google, Amazon Alexa, and Facebook.

Uncategorized Amazon, Europe, Facebook, global, Google

Media industry trends for 2020: Collaboration culture, remote working and voice assistants for everything

January 22, 2020

Andy Wilson, Head of Media, Dropbox, shares his insights about the state of the European media industry and how technology is fundamentally shifting the way professionals collaborate and communicate.

Ad tech agencies, content, games, Google, media

Infographic: The 30 most popular social media influencers in the world

January 22, 2020

Over the last decade we’ve seen the rise in social media influencers grow and saturate the market, but which online identities are generating the most attention? A new infographic looks at the most popular social media influencers (according to Google).

Ads, Social, Viral Google, infographic, media

Google shakes up ad industry: Third-party Chrome cookies blocked in 2 years time

January 16, 2020
Google delays third-party cookie ban until 2023
Google delays third-party cookie ban until 2023

Google plans to stop all third-party cookies on its Chrome browser by 2022, in a move that will have massive repercussions across the ad industry, which depends on them to track users.

Ads content, Google, media, Privacy, technology
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