Wednesday 19 April 2017

Channel 4's Brooke: 'Diversity makes us more creative' | Facebook announces plans to move into AR

Campaign: Media

Campaign: Media
April 19, 2017
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Channel 4's Brooke: 'Diversity makes us more creative'
Channel 4's Brooke: 'Diversity makes us more creative'

Dan Brooke

Channel 4's chief marketer says diversity can be a messy business, but it's also the solution.

Facebook announces plans to move into AR
Facebook announces plans to move into AR

Gurjit Degun

Facebook is working on developing augmented reality, its chief executive has revealed.

Industry welcomes potential for stability as Theresa May calls general election
Industry welcomes potential for stability as Theresa May calls general election

Simon Gwynn

Following Theresa May's surprise announcement of a snap general election in June, industry figures have said the prime minister must act to secure the future of the UK's advertising and marketing industries.

Digital is still capable of high performance
Digital is still capable of high performance

Stefan Bardega

Instead of focusing on the negatives, let's highlight digital marketing's ability to drive results, Stefan Bardega writes.

IPA Bellwether reports rising marketing budgets despite gloomy outlook
IPA Bellwether reports rising marketing budgets despite gloomy outlook

Omar Oakes

Marketers have revised their budgets up in the first quarter of the year thanks to a growth in online adspend, according to the latest IPA Bellwether report.

Yahoo reports revenue of $1.3bn says Verizon deal is on track
Yahoo reports revenue of $1.3bn says Verizon deal is on track

Emily Tan

Yahoo beat most analyst forecasts with revenues of $1.3bn (£1bn) in Q1 2017, a 22% increase on the same quarter a year before.

UN partners with video creation platform Showbox to celebrate Human Rights declaration
UN partners with video creation platform Showbox to celebrate Human Rights declaration

Simon Gwynn

The United Nations is launching a participatory video project to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights next year.

Omnicom grows 8% in UK as first quarter earnings beat estimates
Omnicom grows 8% in UK as first quarter earnings beat estimates

Omar Oakes

Omnicom's UK revenue has jumped to more than 8% for the first three months of 2017, as the owner of BBDO and PHD's European business outperformed North America.

Broadchurch and BGT pull in record viewers for ITV
Broadchurch and BGT pull in record viewers for ITV

Gurjit Degun

The finale of Broadchurch, the ITV drama starring David Tennant, attracted record viewings for the channel this year, peaking at 9.3 million viewers last night.

Snapchat wants to paint your world with rainbows and flowers
Snapchat wants to paint your world with rainbows and flowers

Emily Tan

Snapchat has launched World Lens, an augmented reality camera view that will let users paint the world around them with 3D content and experiences.

Pre-roll ads are the least interruptive, finds IPG study
Pre-roll ads are the least interruptive, finds IPG study

Ilyse Liffreing

83 percent of consumers said viewing wasn't disrupted by the non-skippable format

Posterscope inks deal with smart city tech experts The Digit Group
Posterscope inks deal with smart city tech experts The Digit Group

Emily Tan

Posterscope has signed a global partnership with The Digit Group, a company founded by architects and urban planners specialising in smart city technologies.

Diageo, McDonald's and Mars top agenda at Media360 amid General Election fever
Diageo, McDonald's and Mars top agenda at Media360 amid General Election fever

Staff

Industry leaders from Diageo, Disney, Facebook, ITV, Mars, McDonald's and Omnicom Media Group are among those speaking at Campaign's Media360 in Brighton next month.

My Media Week: Helen McRae, Mindshare UK
My Media Week: Helen McRae, Mindshare UK

Hayley Hayes

Helen McRae, the chief executive at Mindshare UK, joins a podcast featuring WPP women leaders and weighs up the relative merits of Google Home and Goat Simulator.

Movers and shakers: Mail Brands, GSK, Havas, M&C Saatchi, Possible
Movers and shakers: Mail Brands, GSK, Havas, M&C Saatchi, Possible

Staff

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

Why this billboard stands out from the bunch
Promoted
Why this billboard stands out from the bunch

Primesight

A simple yet visually arresting billboard design showing the importance of charity Rays of Sunshine's mission to grant sick children's wishes also illustrates the power of outdoor

How to create film cut-through without the spend
Promoted
How to create film cut-through without the spend

Edward Craig

Two brands and one agency explain it's about passion, authenticity and telling a story that truly resonates

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