Tuesday, 21 March 2017

Disney's Anna Hill: our values haven't changed, but we've found our sense of humour | Just Eat marketing boss: TV is the single biggest driver to my business | ITV's Daglish: Brands falling short morally over internet ads

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March 21, 2017
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Disney's Anna Hill: our values haven't changed, but we've found our sense of humour
Disney's Anna Hill: our values haven't changed, but we've found our sense of humour

Simon Gwynn

As the live action remake of Beauty and the Beast looks set to become one of the biggest films in cinema history, Disney UK chief marketing officer Anna Hill tells Campaign why the film has been designed to offer something to everyone.

Just Eat marketing boss: TV is the single biggest driver to my business
Just Eat marketing boss: TV is the single biggest driver to my business

Sonoo Singh

TV drives the biggest advertising growth, said Barnaby Dawe, Just Eat's global chief marketing officer, at Advertising Week Europe 2017.

ITV's Daglish: Brands falling short morally over internet ads
ITV's Daglish: Brands falling short morally over internet ads

Daniel Farey-Jones

Simon Daglish, ITV's deputy commercial managing director, has questioned the moral compass of brands and said he feels "a bit sorry for Google" in light of the recent furore over ad placement.

A CMO's view on whether SXSW lives up to the hype
A CMO's view on whether SXSW lives up to the hype

Nina Bibby

Is SXSW really worth the jet lag and the trek to Austin, asks O2 chief marketing officer Nina Bibby.

Spotify urges brands to embrace 'streaming state of mind'
Spotify urges brands to embrace 'streaming state of mind'

Nicola Kemp

Spotify is urging brands to better capitalise on the emotional power of music in the moment.

Inside Facebook's global effort to sell mobile video to advertisers
Inside Facebook's global effort to sell mobile video to advertisers

Ilyse Liffreing

Six months after admitting it had misstated viewership stats, the social network is touting its products with emotional films aimed at media buyers and the creative community.

What the industry can learn from the top TV ads of 2016
What the industry can learn from the top TV ads of 2016

Sam Davis and Chris Fagan

The best-performing TV ads share four crucial characteristics that help them stand out from the crowd. Nielsen's Sam Davis and Chris Fagan explain what makes these spots so effective.

Advertising Week 2017
Advertising Week 2017

Check out all the latest news and opinion from Advertising Week Europe 2017

February's Aerial Awards winner: Kit Kat 'Have a break from Valentine's'
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February's Aerial Awards winner: Kit Kat 'Have a break from Valentine's'

Radiocentre

How a clever choice of voice clinched the win for Kit Kat

When programmatic meets artificial intelligence... the future begins
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When programmatic meets artificial intelligence... the future begins

Edward Craig

The future is machine learning, but the robots need their hands held every step of the way, say two leaders in programmatic marketing...

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