Marketers need to catch up with the multi-screen consumer
06 Dec 2010 | by Alison Fennah
as the 'must have' media, according to new figures from the European Interactive Advertising Association.
The Advertising Association and Warc have raised their forecast for 2011 adspend to 2.3% from 2
as the 'must have' media, according to new figures from the European Interactive Advertising Association.
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Fipp, the global magazine association, has revealed that there are now 319 fewer British magazines
dubbed "Mega Monday". David Smith, managing director of the UK's online retail association IMRG, said ...
. Across Associated Newspapers, its national newspaper unit, operating profit including the losses made ...
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that not all celebrity association is positive, data from Kantar Media's TGI survey reveals....to be vilified too. Association with someone famous for the right reasons is key Marketers will do well to remember that not all celebrity association is positive and tread carefully. For example, 44% of 11-14 year olds profess to hate Paris Hilton and 49% of 15-19s hate Katie Price. Conversely, association with a ...
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