Wednesday, 12 October 2016

Marketers report increased adspend despite falling confidence amid Brexit, Sainsbury's plans Argos outlets in every store, YouTube buys paid product service FameBit

Campaign Breakfast Briefing

Campaign Breakfast Briefing
October 12, 2016

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Marketers report increased adspend despite falling confidence amid Brexit
Marketers report increased adspend despite falling confidence amid Brexit

Omar Oakes

Marketers have "held their nerve" in the face of an uncertain business climate following the UK's Brexit vote, according to the latest Bellwether Report by the IPA.

Sainsbury's plans Argos outlets in every store
Sainsbury's plans Argos outlets in every store

Shona Ghosh

Sainsbury's chief executive Mike Coupe envisages a future where every branch has an Argos concession, except for smaller convenience stores.

YouTube buys paid product service FameBit
YouTube buys paid product service FameBit

Shona Ghosh

Google has bought FameBit, a start-up which makes it easier for brands to put their products into videos made by influencers.

Mobile display adspend overtakes desktop for first time
Mobile display adspend overtakes desktop for first time

Omar Oakes

The dominance of smartphone usage in the UK has resulted in mobile display adspend surpassing PC/desktop for the first time, according to latest IAB UK figures.

BT's Ryan Reynolds ad banned for 'misleading' broadband claims
BT's Ryan Reynolds ad banned for 'misleading' broadband claims

Omar Oakes

BT's ad starring Ryan Reynolds for its internet service has been censured by the Advertising Standards Authority for misleading claims about service speed.

Excessive overtime blamed for suicide of Dentsu employee
Excessive overtime blamed for suicide of Dentsu employee

David Blecken

Excessive overtime blamed for suicide of Dentsu employee

Thomson scoops £150k Great Minds prize
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Thomson scoops £150k Great Minds prize

Immediate Media

To mark the launch of its Imagine studio, Immediate Media invited agencies to vie for the title of Great Minds 2016

Be useful, be entertaining: native advertising's golden rules
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Be useful, be entertaining: native advertising's golden rules

Andrew Mole, Platform360

Bespoke native advertising offers audiences practical, enjoyable and informative content - and drives great results for brands willing to invest. So how does this approach work best, and where does it belong in the future of digital marketing?

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