Wednesday 27 September 2017

Group M launches addressable TV business | Twitter trials double-length tweets

Campaign: Media

Campaign: Media
September 27, 2017
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Group M launches addressable TV business in UK
Group M launches addressable TV business in UK

Omar Oakes

Group M has launched a new UK business that aims to help TV advertisers target viewers more precisely as audiences become more fragmented.

Twitter trials double-length tweets
Twitter trials double-length tweets

Emily Tan

Twitter will start testing increasing its character-limit per tweet to 280 with a small percentage of its users, but only for some languages.

The Guardian targets SMEs with launch of new ad tool
The Guardian targets SMEs with launch of new ad tool

Jeremy Lee

The Guardian is targeting small and medium sized businesses with the launch of Ad Manager, a self-service ad tool that allows them to submit targeted ads to run on its site.

Toyota shifts gears to hybrid in first campaign by The & Partnership
Toyota shifts gears to hybrid in first campaign by The & Partnership

Brittaney Kiefer

Toyota is the latest carmaker to signal a shift from diesel to hybrid vehicles in a major campaign launching across Europe this month.

How Social Chain gained 24 million impressions for Sky Bet
How Social Chain gained 24 million impressions for Sky Bet

Emily Tan

Using multiple stages of social engagement, Social Chain succeeded in dominating social conversations around football for Sky Bet throughout the Championship Play-Offs.

Movers and shakers: Vogue, TBWA, Asics, Shelter, Stink and more
Movers and shakers: Vogue, TBWA, Asics, Shelter, Stink and more

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Why frequency matters in media
Why frequency matters in media

Sue Unerman

The same factors that turn pop songs into hits are also crucial to media.

How to beat short-termism
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How to beat short-termism

Jennifer Whitehead

The focus on short-term gains is a threat to brands that can be beaten by collective action, says our expert panel

Driven by original content - why TV is still the most effective advertising medium
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Driven by original content - why TV is still the most effective advertising medium

Words by Stuart Derrick

UKTV, the country's biggest multi-channel broadcaster, demonstrates the power of TV in 2017


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