Facebook has made an initial commitment of $130m to cover the operational costs of a new and independent oversight board, which will decide whether individual pieces of content should be posted on the social platform.
TikTok, the Chinese viral video app that is hugely popular among teenagers, has been operating in the US for two years and now plans to ramp up its challenge to the Google-Facebook “duopoly” with an ambitious advertising strategy of its own.
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Alex Brownsell, WARC Exclusive, December 2019
WeChat offers the best entry point for international brands into the Chinese market thanks to its “open and integrated ecosystem”, according to Kenx Gao, a specialist in cross-border e-commerce.
Consumer responses to advertising in news content varies significantly depending on the medium used, according to a study published by the Journal of Advertising Research (JAR).
Instagram, the Facebook-owned photo and video-sharing platform, will require all new users to provide their date of birth in a move that the company says will help to keep young people safer.
As the social network looks for ways to remain relevant to people’s digital lives now and in the future, a new report indicates that the company is looking to growing industries in both the consumer and business spaces to thrive.
Tencent has ramped up promotion of its suite of digital advertising tools to reach mainland Chinese consumers, as it eyes a larger slice of Australian and New Zealand marketing budgets.
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MRS Awards, Finalist, MRS Award for Media Research, 2019
Twitter, the social media app, found that co-ordinating media campaigns across Twitter and TV in the UK drives double digit lifts across a range of brand metrics.
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MRS Awards, Finalist, MRS Award for Media Research, 2019
Pearl & Dean, a cinema advertising company, utilised a unique implicit testing methodology to prove that cinema is instrumental in benefiting brands in the UK.
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MRS Awards, Winner, MRS Award for International Research, 2019
BBC World Service, an international broadcaster, delivered ground-breaking research that continues to play a key role in addressing the global disinformation problem of fake news.
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MRS Awards, Finalist, MRS Award for International Research, 2019
BBC World Service, an international broadcaster, uncovered how many people watch its content globally to help reach underserved audiences through its Global Audience Measure.
Uefa, the governing body of European football, and the organisers of the Champions League competition, is reportedly considering a proprietary streaming service to guard against cooling interest in sports rights from traditional broadcasters.
Provides a comprehensive guide to the UK Connected TV (CTV) market, covering everything from how to approach planning a CTV advertising campaign through to measurement and attribution, alongside a bespoke piece of consumer research.
Online publishers in the UK are shifting their focus to non-advertising sources of revenue, as a new industry study reveals that digital publishing revenue declined by 3.7% year-on-year to £113.1m in the second quarter of 2019.
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PHD Montreal, WARC Media Awards, Shortlisted, Best Use of Data, 2019
Public broadcaster, Radio-Canada developed a multiplatform strategy to fight fake news to increase the number of users on its digital platforms and become the leading destination for credible and verified media coverage during elections in Quebec, Canada.
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WARC Media Awards, Shortlisted, Best Use of Data, 2019
India-based video-on-demand website ZEE5 brought together data, content and technology in a unique execution to raise awareness of its digital news offering.
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Lesley Myers-Lamptey, WARC Media Awards, Shortlisted, Effective Channel Integration, 2019
The Times and The Sunday Times increased brand awareness and paid-for subscriptions by focusing on the 'madness' of UK politics in the face of an increasingly competitive category.
ByteDance, the Chinese firm behind the wildly popular TikTok is preparing to launch a competitor to Spotify and Apple Music in the streaming space, according to a new report.
A savvy manoeuvre designed to pile pressure on Facebook, the detail of Twitter’s restriction on political advertising is taking shape – and its complexity may cause headaches for the microblogging site.
Is the world of advertising about to come full circle, Faris Yakob wonders? The period known as the ‘golden age of advertising’ starts at the creative revolution in the 1960s and runs through the end of the 1980s.
To connect with consumers in China, there’s no escaping WeChat – but to only have an account is as bland as just having a website and brands will not get the engagement they seek.
GroupM looks at the media landscape through the prism of the expenditure of large advertisers and examines some of the key protagonists that affect media supply.
Explores the growing popularity of TikTok, a mobile video app with a global userbase among teen and young adult audiences, and what opportunities the platform presents for marketers.
Shares some insights on how Spotify personalises every touchpoint towards individuals in specific contexts and what marketers might learn from this approach.
Discusses the importance of subscriptions in a time of declining print revenues through digital advertising sales and explores how best to tackle them in order to better engage consumers.
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