Saturday, 25 March 2017

Saturday Edition: Sainsbury's media review back on after PHD protest | Group M ends legal dispute against Firm Decisions | Facebook continues its video push with shoppable ad format for mobile

Campaign: Media

Campaign: Media
March 25, 2017
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Sainsbury's media review back on after PHD protest
Sainsbury's media review back on after PHD protest

Gideon Spanier

Sainsbury's has dramatically reopened its £115m media review after PHD lodged a complaint about the pitch process following its defeat to M/SIX.

Group M ends legal dispute against Firm Decisions
Group M ends legal dispute against Firm Decisions

Gideon Spanier

Group M has ended its legal dispute with Firm Decisions over the alleged "misuse" of confidential documents.

Facebook continues its video push with shoppable ad format for mobile
Facebook continues its video push with shoppable ad format for mobile

Ilyse Liffreing

New product, Collection, combines video with product links to drive conversions.

Channel 4 study claims broadcaster VOD is 20% cheaper than YouTube
Channel 4 study claims broadcaster VOD is 20% cheaper than YouTube

Simon Gwynn

New research commissioned by Channel 4 has found that the effective cost per thousand views on broadcasters' video-on-demand platforms is far cheaper than the equivalent cost on YouTube or Facebook.

Media planning is suffering a shortage of storytellers
Media planning is suffering a shortage of storytellers

Daniel Farey-Jones

The way media agencies have changed their hiring patterns to bring in more tech- and data-focused people means planning is suffering a shortage of storytellers, Advertising Week Europe heard yesterday.

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.

Government, TfL, FCA, Guardian, Channel 4 and L'Oréal pull ads from YouTube
Government, TfL, FCA, Guardian, Channel 4 and L'Oréal pull ads from YouTube

Gurjit Degun

The government, Transport for London, the Financial Conduct Authority, The Guardian, Channel 4 and L'Oréal have pulled their ads from YouTube.

Guardian tells staff to prepare for compulsory job cuts
Guardian tells staff to prepare for compulsory job cuts

Simon Gwynn

The 1,500 staff at The Guardian and The Observer have been warned that some of their jobs will be lost as publisher Guardian Media Group continues its plan to turn around years of heavy losses.

Diary of an agency start-up: new clients, media booked and 'Cat Balding' breaks at Crufts
Diary of an agency start-up: new clients, media booked and 'Cat Balding' breaks at Crufts

Henry Daglish

Henry Daglish, the founder of Bountiful Cow, is writing a diary for Campaign about his media agency start-up. This is his sixth instalment.

Movers and shakers: DigitasLBi, London Evening Standard, Isobar, Trinity Mirror
Movers and shakers: DigitasLBi, London Evening Standard, Isobar, Trinity Mirror

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Welcome to Campaign's weekly round-up of the hires, departures and promotions across the industry.

Guardian chief David Pemsel reveals venture arm investments
Guardian chief David Pemsel reveals venture arm investments

Daniel Farey-Jones

Guardian Media Group has invested in a mobile video advertising start-up called Vidsy, as well as a fund led by venture capital figure Saul Klein.

Are your ads working? Consumers tell all...
Promoted
Are your ads working? Consumers tell all...

Georganna Simpson

Xaxis' panel 'Is data everything?' at AdWeek Europe highlighted the importance of consumer data but urged the industry to remember the people behind the data. We asked the general public what they think...

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

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