Wednesday, 16 August 2017

News Corp counts cost of Brexit | Sobering lessons from adtech

Campaign: Media

Campaign: Media
August 16, 2017
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News Corp counts cost of Brexit as UK revenues fall 19%
News Corp counts cost of Brexit as UK revenues fall 19%

Gideon Spanier

Rupert Murdoch's UK newspapers saw revenues tumble 19% in the 12 months after the Brexit vote.

Twentieth Century Fox rapped for scary Alien: Covenant digital outdoor ads
Twentieth Century Fox rapped for scary Alien: Covenant digital outdoor ads

Simon Gwynn

The Advertising Standards Authority has banned two digital out-of-home ads for sci-fi horror film Alien: Covenant that it deemed too frightening to be shown on an untargeted medium.

Facebook and other media must make room for diversity of thought
Facebook and other media must make room for diversity of thought

Sue Unerman

When Facebook prioritises friends and family in your news feed it may commit editorial bias.

Snap encourages Westfield shoppers to share their experience through Snapchat Spectacles
Snap encourages Westfield shoppers to share their experience through Snapchat Spectacles

Hannah Ellison

Snap is targeting consumers at London's Westfield shopping centres to share their experience through Snapchat Spectacles.

My Media Week: Elliot Parkus, Blackwood Seven
My Media Week: Elliot Parkus, Blackwood Seven

Hayley Hayes

Elliot Parkus, UK managing director of Blackwood Seven, imparts the artificial intelligence gospel to media owners and casts a judge's eye over Media Week Awards entries.

Sobering lessons from adtech
Sobering lessons from adtech

Victor Basta

Adtech has disrupted a huge industry, but the value it has created has largely been to the benefit of Google and Facebook, Victor Basta writes.

Location-based targeting: myth versus reality
Location-based targeting: myth versus reality

Jide Sobo

Not everything you've heard about location-based marketing is true, warns MEC UK's head of mobile.

Movers and shakers: Channel 4, Diageo, Twitter, CHI, Refinery29, Vizeum and more
Movers and shakers: Channel 4, Diageo, Twitter, CHI, Refinery29, Vizeum and more

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