Viacom awards UK media to PHD; Marc Mendoza; Three to block mobile ads; Northern & Shell recruits Brown from Havas Media; Telegraph Media Group; Bauer Media
Viacom, the owner of Channel 5 and MTV, has appointed PHD as its UK media agency after consolidating its planning and buying for all its TV channels for the first time.
What a palaver. Google executives are grilled by MPs to justify why the world's most valuable company pays a lower percentage of tax than just about anyone in the UK, a few weeks after its £130 million payment - meant to recast them as decent citizens - backfired spectacularly.
Three is set to become the first major mobile network operator in Europe to block ads, after partnering Shine Technologies, a specialist in blocking mobile advertising.
Northern & Shell has recruited Amy Brown, the head of trading performance at Havas Media, to be the publisher's trading director and plans to create 40 new roles for digital journalists.
Bauer Media will unite its commercial radio stations for the first time for ‘Live at The Brits’.
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? Presented by Adobe and Brand Republic Insight
Grant Feller, a media consultant and former Daily Mail and Daily Express executive, on the Daily Mirror's planned 20p tabloid launch and the print demise of The Independent.
This year's American football spectacle showed the effectiveness of social activations – from free pizza from Papa Johns, to a $1m prize from Esurance.
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.
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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