Wednesday 29 April 2015

Media AM - Twitter chief Dick Costolo 'disappointed' by sluggish ad revenue, plus Clear Channel Outdoor Planning Awards; Google; eBay

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29th April 2015
Twitter chief Dick Costolo 'disappointed' by sluggish ad revenue
Twitter chief Dick Costolo 'disappointed' by sluggish ad revenue
Dick Costolo, Twitter's chief executive, has admitted to being "disappointed" by weaker than hoped for revenue growth in the first quarter of 2015.
My Media Week: Mark Field
My Media Week: Mark Field
Everything is awesome this week for Mark Field, director of invention, Trinity Mirror Solutions, as he pitches to Boots, wins First Great Western and plays lots and lots of Lego.
Twitter courts retail brands with TellApart acquisition
Twitter courts retail brands with TellApart acquisition
Twitter has struck two new deals to boost its appeal to retail advertisers, after leaked earnings indicated a sub-par performance from the company's ad business.
Talon, OMD, R/GA and Grand Visual win Outdoor Planning Awards Grand Prix
Talon, OMD, R/GA and Grand Visual win Outdoor Planning Awards Grand Prix
Talon, OMD UK, R/GA London and Grand Visual took home the Grand Prix at the Clear Channel Outdoor Planning Awards last night for their Google Outside 2.0 campaign.
Google pledges €150m and 'more collaboration' for European publishers
Google pledges €150m and 'more collaboration' for European publishers
Google has moved to dramatically improve its "misunderstood" relationship with publishers by investing millions and launching the Digital News Initiative, a partnership designed to support high-quality journalism.
eBay selects Feed Communications for European CRM
eBay selects Feed Communications for European CRM
eBay has appointed Feed Communications to be its CRM agency across Europe.
Why brands like Unilever and Microsoft are paying to get inside the music slipstream
Why brands like Unilever and Microsoft are paying to get inside the music slipstream
Brands spend millions each year brokering partnerships with music artists in a bid to get a taste of the "sacred" bond that exists between band and fan. As revenues from digital music services match those from physical format sales for the first time, what opportunities are there for brands?
WPP backs $50m fund for American fashion website
WPP backs $50m fund for American fashion website
WPP has made an investment in Refinery29, a fashion and lifestyle media company, for $50 million through its WPP Ventures arm.
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 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.
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.
Latest blogs
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.
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.
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