1138 Marketing Trends found for Media / Web/social/email

...  “100% Viewabilty".

In addition the Council has issued an RFP [Request for proposals] in addition to research to support the move. The Council also seeks to push for “duration weighting.” Or in plain English, the duration of a financial asset that consists of fixed cash flows, for example a bond. 

Characterising the move as a call for “research and input,” the MRC says it is weighing a “possible move to 100% pixels as a viewability criteria.”

Moreover, the shift to duration weighting is potentially an equally significant industry shift, because it seeks to create a level playing field for valuing time-based exposure to video ads across platforms.

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... offline service providers.

Says Ms Jourova: “EU consumer rules should be respected and if companies don’t comply, they should face sanctions.

However, she concedes that “Some companies are now making their platforms safer for consumers; however, it is unacceptable that this is still not complete and it is taking so much time.”

Facebook, however, claims that it has worked with EU authorities to make changes to its terms and to ensure greater transparency. It said further updates of the terms were planned later this year.

“We have long had tools in place to inform people about content removals and intend to expand these tools later this year,” claims a Facebook spokeswoman.

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... promote more personal content as opposed to news items.

According to Social Media Strategist, Thomas Drew, obsessing over Zuckerburg’s net worth has never yielded positive results for me.

Instead my conclusion was this: "What’s bad for businesses is good for Influencers".

With new regulations on data [General Data Protection Regulation] and less material from media outlets and businesses organically making Facebook users feeds, the stock of Social influencers will continue to rise.

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... increases.

The survey, based on a study of 71 individuals at 54 member companies, between them representing global adspend of more than $90bn, reports that the most common approach to media management is via dedicated media "generalists".

According to the study "specialists" can now be found at global HQ for almost half of respondents; of whom 87% agreed (41% strongly agreed) that “as the complexity of media increases, more specialists (programmatic managers in particular), will be required”.

In addition, procurement is highly engaged in global media, with 59% of businesses having procurement specialists with media as a remit.

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... legislators’ inquiry into whether Russians used Facebook to influence recent British elections, along with reports that atrocities in Myanmar may partially have been incited by fake news on Facebook.

Even before the latest wave of concerns, Facebook’s role in the spread of divisive messages and outright falsehoods had triggered soul-searching within the company, as well as a newfound humility at the top.

In a string of blog posts, Facebook founder/ceo Mark Zuckerberg promised to do more, including hiring 1,000 additional staff to review all political ads purchased on Facebook.

Meanwhile, the company's Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg was recently dispatched to Washington, D.C on a charm offensive. 

According to Ryan Goodman, a professor at the New York University School of Law who researches Facebook’s legal and moral responsibilities: “The sleeping giant wakes up and realises just how unregulated it is.”

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... cede ground to technologies such as instant messaging. 

Of the CIOs surveyed in the dual studies, 73% believe that eMail will remain the primary communications medium through 2020, and 53% of office workers agree.

However, email does less well in terms of effectiveness.

When asked to name the most effective channels for daily communications — i.e for initiating projects — 41% of CIOs chose email. That was followed by in-person meetings (22%), instant messaging (13%), phone calls (9%), internal social networks (8$) and video conferencing (7%).

The CIOs who did not believe email will remain the most common medium through 2020, 31% cited instant messaging. This belief was followed by in-person meetings (21%), phone calls (19%), video conferencing (16%) and internal social networks (12%).

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... more ads in its news feed.

According to Ceo Mark Zuckerberg, artificial intelligence could help advertisers to identify which audiences to target on Facebook.

He also predicts that video will become the largest driver of Facebook’s business over the next two to three years, while messaging could  deliver dividends within five years.

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... the contents of emails into web pages with a unique address. 

Enthuses Nick Drewe, founder of Publishthis.email: "Users shouldn't have to worry about web hosting, learning HTML, or even registering an account with a website building service just to create a web page."

Mr Drew's stated goal is to “tear down the technical barriers to publishing content online for the next three billion tranche of internet users.”

The service has already attracted users in one hundred nations, with pages in multiple languages including English, Chinese, Spanish, Russian and Arabic.

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... statute making it easier for publishers to demand payment from the US duopoly for indexing and reposting even small pieces of their content.

However, the law isn’t yet final. It still has to be approved by the Parliament’s legal affairs committee, with a vote due in October 2017.

Despite Parliament's snail-like legislative progress ithe situation is causing alarm among internet freedom advocacy groups, especially as the new law would affirm publishers’ ownership and copyright protections for all content they create.

This would bar Google and Facebook from automatically “scraping” the content and distributing selected clippings to their users, either in search results or news feeds, unless publishers opted in to allow these automated functions.

Moreover, to Larry and Sergey's, consternation the proposed legislation would enable publishers to require payment for Google's right to index and share headlines and other content.

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... placements in Q1 year over year."

The Consumer Advertising Report analyses adspending patterns from print, digital and email advertisers across native, video and mobile campaigns, suggesting that there is more buying of direct advertising, especially sponsored editorial, while programmatically, there is a ‘flight to quality.’ 

There is also a clear shift towards higher CPM advertising formats, with the greatest percentage increase occurring in native advertising which has tripled since January 2015.

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