Thursday 9 April 2015

Media AM - Newspaper and magazine publishers form company to replace NRS, plus Darren Childs; Online spend; McDonald's

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Media AM Bulletin
09th April 2015
Newspaper and magazine publishers form company to replace NRS
Newspaper and magazine publishers form company to replace NRS
Major changes are planned for the way newspaper and magazine audiences are measured to account for the multi-platform digital age.
My Media Week: Darren Childs
My Media Week: Darren Childs
This week, Darren Childs talks striking the balance between acquired and commissioned content and finds comedy gold in David Hasselhoff's new show
Online spend rockets to record £7.2bn
Online spend rockets to record £7.2bn
Advertisers splashed out a record £7.2bn on digital advertising last year as they looked to tap into the growing number of digital consumers, with the average household now owning 7.4 internet devices.
McDonald's real-time TV spot debuts on Channel 4
McDonald's real-time TV spot debuts on Channel 4
Fast food giant McDonald's new campaign promoting its McCafé beverages rolled out its first real-time TV spot last night during Channel 4's The Island with Bear Grylls.
Google celebrates five years of TrueView
Google celebrates five years of TrueView
Google has launched "info cards" on TrueView ads on YouTube to allow brands to provide links to other videos related to the ad, or to their website.
WPP partners Facebook to offer 'enhanced insights'
WPP partners Facebook to offer 'enhanced insights'
The WPP Data Alliance is working with Facebook to share data and offer its clients "enhanced insights".
Latest blogs
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.
Back to the future: SXSW interactive 2015
Back to the future: SXSW interactive 2015
The future of tech is all about humanity - mind, body and even the concept of self, says Nigel Gwilliam, the IPA's digital consultant, who's been let loose in Austin again.
The impact of wearables on search and search marketing
The impact of wearables on search and search marketing
With the launch of a number of high profile smartwatches later this year, and the continuing popularity of fitness trackers such as FitBit, it seems 2015 will be the year Wearables finally make the leap to mainstream consumer products, says Starcom MediaVest Group's Chris Camacho.
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