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24th April 2015
Google grows Q1 profits by 4% thanks to rise in mobile ad revenues
Google grows Q1 profits by 4% thanks to rise in mobile ad revenues
Google has grown its profits by 4% to $3.59bn (£2.37bn) for the first three months of 2015, thanks to an 11% hike in advertising revenue to $15.5bn and a 12% growth in total revenue to $17.3bn.
Election 2015: Where do people get their news?
Election 2015: Where do people get their news?
With the election almost upon us, the first in Newsworks' series of election trackers looks at where people get their news from.
It's time think differently about YouTube influencers
It's time think differently about YouTube influencers
Marketers aren't fully realising the power of YouTube as a long-tail influence and brand advocacy tool, argues Timothy Armoo, founder of Fanbytes.
Matt Adams of iProspect becomes CMA director
Matt Adams of iProspect becomes CMA director
Matt Adams, a managing director at iProspect UK, has become a director at the Content Marketing Association.
Lord Heseltine made honorary liveryman of Worshipful Company of Marketors
Lord Heseltine made honorary liveryman of Worshipful Company of Marketors
Lord Heseltine, Haymarket Media Group chairman, has been appointed as an honorary liveryman of The Worshipful Company of Marketors, only the seventh in its 40-year history.
Watch: piano cats, human cats and 10 years of YouTube
Watch: piano cats, human cats and 10 years of YouTube
Today marks 10 short years since the first ever clip was uploaded to YouTube. To mark the occasion, Campaign has caught up with some of the key players in the industry to discover their favourite YouTube memories, and have a stab at predicting what's in store for the site in the next decade.
Things we like: Fox, The Pool and BGT
Things we like: Fox, The Pool and BGT
Media business rankings
Media business rankings
24 April 2015: No changes this week in the media league.
Dawn Airey predicts a 'renaissance year' for Yahoo
Dawn Airey predicts a 'renaissance year' for Yahoo
'We need to get bigger and we will get bigger,' Dawn Airey, the tech company's EMEA boss, tells Arif Durrani in a rare press interview since taking the job.
Is the growth of ad-blockers a threat to online media?
Is the growth of ad-blockers a threat to online media?
The growing prevalence of ad-blockers could lead to advertisers spending less and an increase in paywalled content.
Reports of TV's death have been exaggerated... again
Reports of TV's death have been exaggerated... again
The world's love affair with TV may be coming to an end, and this time it's almost certain. The pronouncement came from no less a source than the global management consultancy Accenture.
Is EC anti-trust attack on Google a political move?
Is EC anti-trust attack on Google a political move?
The charges against the tech giant last week say more about envy of US entrepreneurial culture, Ross Jenkins argues.
Latest blogs
Commercial radio: bigger than ever and sound commercial sense
Commercial radio: bigger than ever and sound commercial sense
In today's Advertising Association/WARC report for 2014, radio quietly blazed a trail as the best performing traditional media, up 7.2%, notes the RAB's Lucy Barrett
Watch: The Martin Sorrell interview
Watch: The Martin Sorrell interview
Last year's attempts for a mega-merger of equals between Publicis Groupe and Omnicom collapsed because Maurice Lévy failed to show John Wren "sufficient respect", according to WPP's Martin Sorrell, who went on to talk retirement plans, Tesco and Dunnhumby.
England cricket team's demise holds a warning for adland
England cricket team's demise holds a warning for adland
The complete and shambolic failure of the England Cricket Team in Australia during the World Cup provides a stark warning for advertisers and their agencies, says Andrew Lloyd, managing partner of planning at Vizeum.
What does Google's shift towards mobile-friendly rankings mean to your business?
What does Google's shift towards mobile-friendly rankings mean to your business?
Change is coming for brands' online search ranking as Google prepares for more mobile-friendly rankings on 21 April, Dayo Hazzan, the UK business director at Lowe Profero, outlines how to be prepared.
Eclipses, moon shots and giant outdoor leaps
Eclipses, moon shots and giant outdoor leaps
The outdoor industry ran an ambitious real-time Oreo campaign during the solar eclipse in March. Richard Simkins, innovation director at Talon, reports back on the cosmic lessons learned.
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