Wednesday, 29 June 2016

Group M sues Ebiquity, Consumers care more about control in mobile ads, MediaCom wins Now That's What I Call Music

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Campaign: Media
June 29, 2016
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Group M sues Ebiquity over 'misuse' of confidential documents
Group M sues Ebiquity over 'misuse' of confidential documents

Gideon Spanier

Group M has launched legal action against Ebiquity's media auditing arm, FirmDecisions, alleging it may have "misused" information from a series of confidential documents sent by accident by Group M agencies.

Consumers care more about control than relevance in mobile ads, study shows
Consumers care more about control than relevance in mobile ads, study shows

Simon Gwynn

Making mobile ads easy to close or skip past is rated by consumers as the number one way to make them more acceptable, according a study by the Internet Advertising Bureau UK.

MediaCom wins Now That's What I Call Music brand
MediaCom wins Now That's What I Call Music brand

Gideon Spanier

MediaCom has won the £7 million media account for the music compilation brand Now That's What I Call Music after a competitive five-way pitch.

My Media Week: Mark Lund, McCann Worldgroup UK
My Media Week: Mark Lund, McCann Worldgroup UK

Hayley Hayes

Mark Lund is in Cannes, where he welcomes a growing emphasis on ethics in advertising, is terrified by the R in VR, parties with Campaign and is knocked for six by the Brexit result.

Never mind the length of the ad, feel the quality
Never mind the length of the ad, feel the quality

Steve Ackerman

In last week's Campaign, Bruno Bertelli made some interesting points about why the length of a TV ad doesn't really matter but I can't help feeling that he's missing a bigger point.

Movers and shakers: Aviva, Grey, RKCR/Y&R, Initiative and more
Movers and shakers: Aviva, Grey, RKCR/Y&R, Initiative and more

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How dogged perseverance got us into the biggest advertising festival in the world
How dogged perseverance got us into the biggest advertising festival in the world

Matthew Butler and Ethan Bennett

What we do in this obscure industry needs to be advertised to young people, say two members of the School of Communication Arts' 2.0 creative team who won their first a trip to Cannes.

Cannes 2016: seven key takeaways
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Cannes 2016: seven key takeaways

Hill+Knowlton Strategies

We're now coming to the end of the 63rd Cannes Lions festival, and it's been another whirlwind of great work, great people and great programming.

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