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What Happens Next With The IAB’s New Ad Portfolio?
many of the issues stemming from the hodgepodge of standards many advertisers were previously relying on. However, It also raises some questions on how willing various media and creative entities will
be in adopting these new standards.
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AP Uses AI To Enrich Sports Content
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Super Bowl TV Ad Revenues And Commercial Time Keep Rising
— 4% higher to 51 minutes and 30 seconds in 2017, with a total of 102 commercial spots, versus 2016.
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Diversity Finally Comes to Facebook’s Board of Directors
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How Davos Can Help Marketers Gain Greater Global Purpose
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Quicken Loans Puts Its $400 Million Media Account in Review
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Industry Preview: As AT&T Fights For Time Warner, Its Ad Platform Is Full Steam Ahead
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With Time Warner on board or not, AT&T is pushing forward with its vision for the next potential addressable ad platform giant. CMOs or holding company agencies might pour money into Google and Facebook, but “they’re nervous about the content they’ve produced living in environments they can’t control,” said Brian Lesser, AT&T’s CEO of advertising… Continue reading »
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Digiday Research: Digital publishers flock to OTT
At the Digiday Video Anywhere Summit last November, we sat down with 76 industry leaders from major U.S. media companies to discuss the growing importance of over-the-top video. Check out our research on the future of video monetization on Facebook here. Learn more about our upcoming events here.
Top findings:
- Ninety-six percent of respondents expect more digital media companies to produce either TV or OTT content.
- Content discoverability and audience reach were the two most-cited challenges associated with creating content for OTT platforms.
- Fifty-four percent of respondents said mobile video was the core focus of their future video strategy.
- Eighty-one percent said they are looking to increase OTT content.
- Sixty-four percent either already have an app or are creating one for their OTT content.
- Nearly two-thirds believe legacy publishers pose a threat to digitally native publishers in online video.
Most digitally native companies are expected to produce linear TV or OTT content
In 2017 publishers were forced to recognize their businesses could not be supported by digital ads alone. Being born and maturing solely online no longer guarantees that a company will be able to navigate complex and changing digital advertising markets.
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Bose Names WPP Global Agency Partner Across Creative, Media and Digital Marketing
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