Wednesday 10 February 2016

Media AM - Channel 5 rebrands, UKTV unveils new look for W channel

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10th February 2016
Viacom rebrands Channel 5 portfolio
Viacom rebrands Channel 5 portfolio
Viacom is rebranding the Channel 5 TV and digital portfolio.
UKTV unveils new look of rebranded W channel
UKTV unveils new look of rebranded W channel
UKTV has unveiled the new look of its W channel, which will replace Watch in a rebrand next week that is aimed at women in their thirties.
MEC chief warns 'Mediapalooza' of client reviews is 'the new normal'
MEC chief warns 'Mediapalooza' of client reviews is 'the new normal'
The boss of one of the world's leading media agencies has warned that last year's "Mediapalooza" when an unprecedented number of big clients put their accounts up for review at the same time "is now the new normal".
Another Virgin Media ad starring Usain Bolt banned over 'misleading' broadband claim
Another Virgin Media ad starring Usain Bolt banned over 'misleading' broadband claim
A Virgin Media TV ad featuring Usain Bolt, the Olympic champion sprinter, has been banned for making "misleading claims" about broadband speeds compared to Sky and BT.
Maxus takes aim at management consultancies with new division
Maxus takes aim at management consultancies with new division
Maxus has launched a new technology consultancy, which will help businesses make the best use of technology in their marketing.
10 Reasons Why Cross-Channel Marketing is Not Rocket Science The modern-day customer path is not linear, the funnel is defunct, and brands are increasingly changing how they view the customer. So what can we actually do about it?
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Viacom and Snapchat agree international ad sales and content deal
Viacom and Snapchat agree international ad sales and content deal
Viacom is to sell advertising on Snapchat as part of a new extended deal with the transient photo-sharing platform.
Don't rely too much on tech. It's smarter to be 'media-neutral'
Don't rely too much on tech. It's smarter to be 'media-neutral'
Agencies and brands are discovering that digital and data won't solve every marketing problem, warns Hayley McRae of The Village Communications.
Google has plenty of arrows in its quiver in battle with Facebook
Google has plenty of arrows in its quiver in battle with Facebook
Google's strong core advertising business means that it is fending off Facebook - for now, says Be Heard Group's Ian Maude.
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Super Bowl 50: which brands flew and flopped on social media?
Super Bowl 50: which brands flew and flopped on social media?
This year's American football spectacle showed the effectiveness of social activations – from free pizza from Papa Johns, to a $1m prize from Esurance.
How brands can win the ad tech power game
How brands can win the ad tech power game
Brands, publishers and ad tech companies are making big strategic moves into digital advertising in order to conquer a key segment of a market that has grown – and continues to grow – very fast.
My Media Week: Karl Weaver
My Media Week: Karl Weaver

From tapas overload with Carat’s new global chief to an acquisition opportunity, we join Karl Weaver, the chief executive of Dentsu Aegis Network’s marketing effectiveness arm, Data2Decisions.

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