Friday 11 August 2017

5 things you need to know today: Group M's 'NewCo' will scrap regional offices | Snapchat isn't dying, but its stock is still overvalued | and more...

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Campaign 18:05
August 11, 2017
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Group M's 'NewCo' will scrap regional offices
Group M's 'NewCo' will scrap regional offices

Robert Sawatsky

In a move that underscores its commitment to cost efficiency, the new Group M agency formed by MEC and Maxus will remove existing regional management structures.

Tech
Snapchat isn't dying, but its stock is still overvalued
Snapchat isn't dying, but its stock is still overvalued

Emily Tan

Snap's second quarter results continue to disappoint Wall Street but analysts believe the platform still has promise.

Advertising
What the advertising industry can learn from the Premier League
What the advertising industry can learn from the Premier League

Martin Jones

Ahead of his team, Brighton, playing its first Premier League game tomorrow, AAR's Martin Jones reflects on the similarities between agency life and football.

Marketing
The Netflixisation of sports
The Netflixisation of sports

Joe Maceda

Is ESPN's "Ocho" a harbinger of the future of sports media, asks the head of Mindshare's Invention Studio.

Media
Why UK marketing tech startup People.io is calling on brands to let go of their data
Why UK marketing tech startup People.io is calling on brands to let go of their data

Simon Gwynn

People.io claims to offer a level of engagement that most digital platforms can only dream of. But there's one catch: brands must relinquish full control of their marketing. Will they find the courage to take the plunge?

 

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Bakers and animators laboured side-by-side for the new Great British Bake Off trailer, which includes 335 baked characters made with 500 eggs, 28kg of sugar and 50kg of flour.

What should marketers do to comply with the new 'right to be forgotten' rules?

Marketers need to remember that personal data belongs to consumers and treat it accordingly, says the chief executive of the Market Research Society.

Drambuie puts modern touch to brand's jazz heritage

"The Brass and Crimson", lead by creative agency Exposure X, returns for a third year celebrating modern interpretations of Drambuie's jazz heritage which made it world-famous.

Take back control of your brand from YouTube
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Take back control of your brand from YouTube

Joe Foster, CEO of Easel TV

It's time to own your content. Properly own it. Host it, broadcast it, safeguard it and monetise it. And there are ways...

Is your brand safe from terrorism?
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Is your brand safe from terrorism?

Charlotte Hale, Adstream

Context is all online, so it is vital that brands protect themselves against damaging links to offensive content


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