SAS moves into real-time bidding arena
23 Feb 2012 | by Daniel Farey-Jones
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to provide ad inventory optimisation to online publishers.
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Dan Davey, who managed Cedar's client services department, has been brought in as managing director of the new company. Davey's remit will be to win new business for the company, which focuses on delivering contract publishing solutions across online and offline platforms in the UK and internationally ...
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The biannual title is distributed free to customers through 66 Beaverbrooks shops around the UK. The contract was previously held by publishers Some People Design. Axon's other clients include Marks Spencer, Michelin and the University of Bedfordshire. ...
, US ad spend is expected to return to growth and increase 1.2% to $368bn. Despite the growth of online ... of options." The Outsell report surveyed more than 1,000 US marketers online in December. Last September, a report from the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) suggested that online had usurped TV to become ...
competitive pitch process involving other undisclosed agencies. Work will centre around an online marketing ...
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