Monday 25 September 2017

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September 25, 2017
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American Airlines and MediaCom debut geofencing in motion ad campaign
American Airlines and MediaCom debut geofencing in motion ad campaign

Ben Bold

American Airlines has become the first company to use geofencing on a moving object in an ad campaign that uses London's black cabs to deliver ads to the mobiles of pedestrians.

Google to refund advertisers duped by ad fraud
Google to refund advertisers duped by ad fraud

Babar Khan Javed

The company announces an automated process by which its customers will be refunded.

IAB: 'folly' to hide brand's role in native ads and influencer posts
IAB: 'folly' to hide brand's role in native ads and influencer posts

Emily Tan

It would be "folly" for brands to assume that hiding their participation in influencer or native ad deals would lead to higher engagement rates, Christie Dennehy-Neil, senior public policy manager at IAB UK, has warned.

Dentsu's trial nears conclusion with admission of guilt
Dentsu's trial nears conclusion with admission of guilt

David Blecken

The company ignored a culture of illegal overtime, the president has acknowledged.

Coca-Cola signs first 'virtual athlete' in latest Fifa game
Coca-Cola signs first 'virtual athlete' in latest Fifa game

Simon Gwynn

Coke is set to release its first ever in-game advertising spot in the forthcoming Fifa 18.

Lady Gaga, the joy of data and why it pays not to be seduced too easily
Lady Gaga, the joy of data and why it pays not to be seduced too easily

Richard Shotton

Marketers can use observed data to see how people actually think and behave. Just remember there is bias in every data set, Manning Gottlieb OMD's Richard Shotton argues.

Irish e-commerce start-up Pointy gets $6m funding from founders of Google Map and Bebo
Irish e-commerce start-up Pointy gets $6m funding from founders of Google Map and Bebo

Emily Tan

Pointy, an Irish start-up that helps local retailers get their products online has raised $6m (£4.42m) in funding.

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