Wednesday 29 March 2017

Marketers must tell their boards '60% of programmatic spend is wasted' | Why one 22-year-old invested all his savings in Snap

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March 29, 2017
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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.

Tech
Why one 22-year-old invested all his savings in Snap
Why one 22-year-old invested all his savings in Snap

Timothy Armoo

Timothy Armoo's faith in Snapchat is so great he's founded an agency to help marketers use it, and now he's spent his life-savings on their shares.

Advertising
We can build an agency model that will build more profitable and more famous brands
We can build an agency model that will build more profitable and more famous brands

Leo Rayman

Chaos can be a catalyst for change and present us with the chance to rethink how we work. By Grey London's chief executive.

Marketing
Team GB head of marketing: Storytelling sits at the heart of our strategy
Team GB head of marketing: Storytelling sits at the heart of our strategy

Leah Davis

There is an increasing interest in delivering content outside the direct live competition window, which is aiding our ambition to become an always-on sports brand.

Media
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.

 

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

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3 great ads I had nothing to do with #39: Mark Elwood on John Smith's, Skoda and Channel 4
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3 great ads I had nothing to do with #39: Mark Elwood on John Smith's, Skoda and Channel 4

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Mark Elwood, joint ECD and founding partner at 101, reveals three great ads he admires but had nothing to do with

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