Wednesday, 29 March 2017

Marketers must tell their boards '60% of programmatic spend is wasted' | C4 to remain public but may be forced to relocate

Campaign Breakfast Briefing

Campaign Breakfast Briefing
March 29, 2017
Marketers must tell their boards '60% of programmatic spend is wasted'
Marketers must tell their boards '60% of programmatic spend is wasted'

Gideon Spanier

Ebiquity has urged marketers to face up to the fact that 60% of their programmatic ad spend is being wasted because of the "ever more complex" media supply chain and problems with fraud and viewability.

Channel 4 to remain public but may be forced to relocate
Channel 4 to remain public but may be forced to relocate

Ben Bold

Channel 4 will retain its status as a public broadcaster but has been ordered to relocate some or all of its operations outside of London, following a government review.

Uber management 78% male and 77% white, reveals diversity report
Uber management 78% male and 77% white, reveals diversity report

Ben Bold

Uber employs a smaller percentage of women in management and technical positions than many of the other Silicon Valley-based tech firms, the company's own diversity report has revealed.

Argos rapped for failure to estimate PlayStation promo demand
Argos rapped for failure to estimate PlayStation promo demand

Ben Bold

Argos fell foul of the UK advertising code over ads for a PlayStation 4 bundle promotion because the retailer failed to predict and meet demand, forcing it to withdraw one of the ads, the regulator has ruled.

Britvic launches Robinson's Refresh'd brand for health-conscious on-the-go consumers
Britvic launches Robinson's Refresh'd brand for health-conscious on-the-go consumers

Ben Bold

Britvic is launching another Robinsons brand variant dubbed Refresh'd, a ready-to-drink squash made using 100% naturally-sourced ingredients and containing spring water mixed with real fruit and no added sugar.

Rubicon Project hits back against Guardian lawsuit
Rubicon Project hits back against Guardian lawsuit

Emily Tan

Rubicon Project has insisted that it had disclosed its buyer fees in a contract signed with The Guardian more than a year ago and intends to vigorously contest the publisher's lawsuit in court.

Are you creating thumb-stoppingly good video?
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Are you creating thumb-stoppingly good video?

Georganna Simpson

The world is watching video more than ever before - giving advertisers growing opportunity to connect meaningfully with consumers. That's what Mondelez, Nissan, Cancer Research UK, Facebook and Brightcove believe...

The Thinkboxes: January/February 2017
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The Thinkboxes: January/February 2017

Thinkbox

Which TV ads made the shortlist this month, and convinced our judges that the craft has never been better?

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