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The Economist develops ad network Ideas People
part-time rep to two full-timers at the end of the month, as the publisher seeks to diverse its ... which specific sites they buy, and real-time bidding is not an option. Pere acknowledges the growing ...
My Media Week: Ellie Edwards
Monday I wake up at 6:15am my usual time after my husband gets out of the shower. With both of us working full time and with two small children, our morning routine is like military precision ... at lunchtime and then quickly grab a sandwich at my desk while catching up on The Sunday Times Business ...
O2 gets 'unheard of' 117% engagement rate for paid-for Twitter campaign
Twitter bases the tweet engagement metric on the number of times the promoted product is clicked on, re-tweeted, replied to or favourited by users as a percentage of the number of times the message is shown. O2 ran a campaign to promote its loyalty scheme Priority Moments, using 40 promoted ...
Facebook to broadcast more sport through Perform deal
to become an entertainment channel, showing content from BBC Worldwide, Channel 4 and Warner Bros ...
Hiscox becomes first UK brand to use AdCastPlus platform
into time slots, which can be planned to coincide with TV campaigns. Theatre website Whatsonstage ... ad format, which acts as a back-drop to websites, surrounding the webpage, offered five times ...
Google profit surges as UK revenues rise 19%
The internet giant reported global revenues of $10.65bn ( 6.67bn) in the first quarter of 2012, a 24% increase on the first three months of 2011. It is the third time quarterly revenues from ... time to be at Google." Google also announced that it plans to issue all shareholders ...
Vevo claims 23% user growth one year after launch
, with the greatest amount of time spent viewing music videos via mobile and tablet devices. The report stated ...
Google blasts MPs' web screening proposal
, such as the one on Facebook, are effective." Twitter did not respond to a request for comment at the time ...
Zeebox plots first screen integration with TV manufacturers
Speaking today at the Social Media World Forum in London, Simon Miller, chief technical officer at Zeebox, told the audience of 50, that the integration would mean its interface would, for the first time, become "overlaid on the first screen", which would be a "wild west". He also revealed that Zeebox ...
BSkyB's The Cloud to provide Wi-Fi for London Overground
stations including Willesden Junction in time for the London 2012 Olympics. ... Travellers will be able to get up to 60 minutes free access per day when they register to use the service. A London Overground spokesman said Wi-Fi would be available at 12 key stations in time ... Wi-Fi and mobile internet services for the London Underground , in time for the Olympics ...
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