28 May 2012
| by Carl White and Nick Stringer
Consumers are ready for an open dialogue about online advertising and privacy, writes Carl White...consumer s understanding of the mechanics of online privacy and advertising.
The most striking is that the majority of people understand the value exchange between online advertising and the content it helps pay ...
. People also want more information about advertising online, because, to-date we have not done a good ...
28 May 2012
| by John Stoneman and Denise Turner
is the rise of dual-screening - using a connected device at the same time as watching TV. Over 70% of tablet users regularly interact with their tablet while watching TV, which is good news for brands.
Nielsen statistics show that effective dual-screening makes brand recall 1.7 times more effective than TV advertising ...
25 May 2012
| by Rufus Olins
that is disunited, and on the back foot - and that this was the case when both Thinkbox and the Radio Advertising ...
, tablets, etc. We are marketing this concept to help advertisers understand the new reality of 'the papers ...
.
And when it comes to advertising in newsbrands, as Jon O Donnell of the Evening Standard said at Media 360 ...
25 May 2012
| by Daniel Farey-Jones
at newly created Adam & Eve/DDB in this week's round-up of people moves in advertising, marketing and media....Advertising
David Howard , the co-founder of Johnny Fearless , has left the agency to join Fold7 as its head of planning. ( Campaign )
WPP has appointed Deborah Kerr to oversee Team ...
marketing team. ( Marketing )
British Airways has promoted Hamish McVey from brand and design manager ...
24 May 2012
| by Daniel Farey-Jones
The partnership means clients can take advantage of DoubleVerify's measurement technology and Evidon s InForm platform for privacy notices in ads as a fully integrated single-tag solution.
DoubleVerify is to transfer all existing online behavioural advertising compliance relationships to Evidon ...
22 May 2012
| by Andrew Fisher
Mobile technology is making a major contribution to the way we interact with television, writes...Here s something savvy advertisers already know: television has become interactive. What was once ...
, as the ideal candidate to revolutionise television advertising.
People can literally use their mobiles ...
an opportunity for advertisers as revolutionary as television itself, because it allows for direct customer ...
21 May 2012
| by Maisie McCabe
.0% share of the TV watching audience, as the match reached its finishing stages at 10.25pm.
Brands advertising during the show included Mastercard, Nike, Carlsberg, TV marketing body Thinkbox, Ford, Rockstar game 'Max Payne 3', Samsung Television, Strongbow, Activision game 'Call of Duty', Ladbrokes, Pepsi Max ...
21 May 2012
| by John Crowther
, the unavoidable intrusion and consumption of advertising was an acceptable price to pay for free TV.
All ...
dinner tonight grab you? Thought not.
Yet fifteen years ago, when I worked on the advertising for a well-known toilet-cleaner brand (no names), that s the sight that our advertising inflicted on our ...
18 May 2012
| by Stephen Maher
punching well above its weight globally.
Yes, the UK may not have won as many awards as usual at Cannes last year but we must remember the bank of 30 years of world class IPA Effectiveness Awards that we ...
visited China to attend the 18 th China International Advertising Festival as part of the UKTI/IPA Trade ...
17 May 2012
| by Simon S Kershaw
But how, when and where should advertisers be cool? Of course, there is a book/website called Coolbrands that claims to know the hip from the not. It all depends on whether you trust the judgement of their panel of style-leaders and opinion-formers.
A better barometer might be that great live, continuing ...