Monday 18 April 2016

Publishers 'breaking law' by tracking users who block their ads; KFC Australia apologises over misjudged tweet; The Facebookification of Instagram – how can brands benefit?

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Publishers 'breaking law' by tracking users who block their ads

Publishers 'breaking law' by tracking users who block their ads

18 April 16, Omar Oakes

Publishers are breaking European law by banning users with ad-blocking software, Advertising Week Europe heard this morning.

 
Hewlett Packard Enterprise pulls ads from FT after 'ad threat' letter controversy

Hewlett Packard Enterprise pulls ads from FT after 'ad threat' letter controversy

18 April 16, John Harrington

Tech firm Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has stopped advertising in the Financial Times after a letter from the firm's comms chief was criticised by one of the newspaper's columnists for containing a... read more

 
KFC Australia apologises over misjudged tweet

KFC Australia apologises over misjudged tweet

18 April 16, Faaez Samadi

Food brand's self-proclaimed "NSFW" tweet with picture of a couple on the sofa was pulled after swift criticism online.

 
Online ad viewability 'at highest level in 18 months'

Online ad viewability 'at highest level in 18 months'

18 April 16, Omar Oakes

Online ad viewability in the UK has increased to its highest level in 18 months, according to new figures from ad vertification company Meetrics.

 
A bewigged Jason Statham 'bull surfs' in a Statham fantasy world for bizarre LG spot

A bewigged Jason Statham 'bull surfs' in a Statham fantasy world for bizarre LG spot

18 April 16, Unruly

Social video expert Unruly reviews the latest viral by LG.

 
Wallace and Gromit's makers on how virtual reality is reshaping storytelling

Wallace and Gromit's makers on how virtual reality is reshaping storytelling

18 April 16, Shona Ghosh

Virtual reality isn't just expensive to produce, it's completely overturned traditional methods of storytelling on film. Here Aardman explains how it's rethinking narrative when the viewer is in control.

 
How Apple, Unilever and Marvel are using brand purpose to drive innovation

How Apple, Unilever and Marvel are using brand purpose to drive innovation

18 April 16, Jo Parker

The business benefits of a powerful brand purpose are well rehearsed but its ability to drive innovation is often overlooked, writes Jo Parker, CEO, Chime Specialist Group.

 
Thinkbox: We're not looking for a fight with YouTube

Thinkbox: We're not looking for a fight with YouTube

18 April 16, Tess Alps

Tess Alps, the chair of Thinkbox, responds to Campaign's head of media, Gideon Spanier, who said last week that the commercial TV trade body is engaged in an "epic battle" with YouTube.

 
Campaign Viral Chart: Taylor Swift's treadmill mishap retains top spot

Campaign Viral Chart: Taylor Swift's treadmill mishap retains top spot

15 April 16, Omar Oakes

Taylor Swift's calamity with exercise equipment for Apple remains the most shared ad of the week, with over 300 shares.

 
 
18 April 16
The Daily Poke: Smart bag it

Self-scan checkout machines have sped up the consumer experience at many supermarkets. But now, two companies – Twyst and QueueHop – are going even further and eliminating the checkout line...

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18 April 16
What does Facebook's new 360 camera mean for the VR industry?

Facebook's new 360 camera is a very exciting prospect for the VR industry. It's a pro level device that takes a lot of the principles of Google's Jump camera but replaces the GoPros with higher end...

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18 April 16
Gyms need the right digital tools to engage visitors

Nicer gyms have a problem—they're getting killed by budget gyms. If you (or they) are wondering why, look no further than gym-goers. In their eyes, too many gyms provide a building, not a service. Read...

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18 April 16
How can organisations produce a more integrated and relevant offering?

The customer buying journey is becoming ever more dynamic and more open across many different platforms…mobile, social, search, digital, offline, even crowd-sourced. In B2B as much as B2C, people...

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18 April 16
The Facebookification of Instagram – how can brands benefit?

With so many social media platforms to choose from, Instagram has become one of the go to platforms, with over 400,000 million monthly active users. In five years, Instagram has powered to social media...

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15 April 16
Case study: how a children's personalised publisher saw an 18% sales rise

In a competitive environment such as online retail, keeping customers engaged throughout their purchase journey can be a challenge. For pure-play ecommerce retailers, getting the customer journey right...

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