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| Facebook bans advertising on violent, racy pages Bay News 9 In May, Facebook Inc. lost more than a dozen advertisers, at least temporarily, after the activist group Women, Action and the Media urged an advertising boycott to protest hate speech on the Facebook site. The controversial content included grisly ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Advertising campaigns 'pushed boundaries' PS News Government advertising is at risk of not meeting its own guidelines to provide "objective, factual and explanatory information, free from partisan promotion of government policy and political argument", the Auditor-General has warned. In an examination ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| News From the Advertising Industry New York Times (blog) E*Trade Financial spent more than $110 million on advertising last year. Grey New York said it had resigned as the E*Trade Financial creative agency; E*Trade Financial said it had begun a review of its creative account and Grey New York decided not to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Advertisers fear $20m hit from polling-day doubts The Australian Former prime minister Julia Gillard's announcement of a September 14 election date set in motion plans for political advertising from the main parties, lobby groups and government departments that booked media space. It also stirred major advertisers... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Real Estate Website Advertising Programs Now Available across the Country DigitalJournal.com An up and coming real estate website advertising company ARME Realty.com has just announced their latest lineup of real estate website marketing programs for real estate agents and brokers nationwide. With new home construction and home sales on the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Outdoor advertising records 5.2 per cent growth in second quarter MuMbrella The Out-of-Home (OOH) industry moves from strength to strength, recording 5.2% growth in the second quarter for 2013, with an increase in sales revenue to $126.5 million, up from $120.3 million* for the same period in 2012. Year to date revenue has ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Facebook pulls advertising from controversial Pages BizReport Some advertisers have been most displeased by their ads on Facebook being shown on hateful, violent or sexually explicit Pages. In fact, several advertisers threatened to pull advertising altogether if the social network did not do something to prevent ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Coles pays fines over produce advertising, but denies any wrongdoing ABC Online "Coles remains committed to its Helping Australia Grow and 96 per cent Australian fresh produce advertising statements, despite infringement notices issued by the ACCC over claims of misleading consumers," it said in a statement. "Coles does not ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Nokia to partner with Nimbuzz for one-on-one advertising Economic Times NEW DELHI: Finnish handset maker Nokia will partner with instant messaging app Nimbuzz to engage with its 25 million strong user base in India. Under this partnership, Nimbuzz will develop a co-branded chat buddy, which will allow the company to reach ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| BMC cracks down on advertising agencies for wasting electricity Mumbai Mirror The advertisers had earlier deposited Rs 40,000 to seek permission to put up hoardings. Now BMC has turned those deposits into fine, and have asked the advertisers to pay another Rs 40,000, if they want to continue airing the ads. "As of now, we have ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Judge to probe Facebook's advertising settlement Afterdawn.com Judge to probe Facebook's advertising settlement A U.S. District Judge is to scrutinize a proposed settlement from Facebook resulting from a lawsuit over its advertising practices. U.S. District Judge Richard Seeborg in San Francisco gave preliminary ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Hills News advertising feature wins community newspaper award St Marys-Mt Druitt Star The Hills News Design-An-Ad feature has won Best Advertising feature, for a third time. The feature was recognised at the national Community Newspaper of Australia Awards on Friday night. It has previously won the award in 2008 and 2009. Group Features ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ad revenues tipped to lag behind inflation The Australian FLAT is the new black, according to advertising projections that show revenues in the media sector will struggle to keep pace with inflation over the next five years. The Australian ad market will grow by an average of 2.7 per cent (not adjusted for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New Apple TV advertising flops with viewers The Sun The 60-second commercial, which shows kids in school with iPads as a voice declares the company's product-design goals, underlines a strategic advertising shift at Cupertino, Calif.-based Apple. The company is moving away from upbeat ads promoting ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Sources: Facebook won't place advertising on offensive pages natmonitor.com According to the article, numerous major companies, including Marks and Spencer and BSkyB, recently suspended advertising campaigns after receiving tip-offs that their marketing materials were appearing on pages characterized by offensive content. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Search Engine Confuzer combats targeted advertising iTWire If you are going to receive web advertising, doesn't it make more sense that it should be relevant to you? But if you prefer random ads (or you are in the habit of searching for things that you don't want exposed to other users of your computer ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Briefly… AAA School of Advertising Cape Town wins L'Oreal Brandstorm ... The Media Online The Cape Town campus of the AAA School of Advertising has announced that its students have won the South African leg of the 2013 L'Oreal Brandstorm Competition. The annual competition is open to 270 universities and tertiary institutions across 38 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Govt violates SC judgment by advertising The News International According to a press release, after advertisement for the position of SECP chairman, many people, including Mohammad Ali, have submitted applications for appointment as SECP chairman. This is totally illegal and in violation of Supreme Court judgment. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Have Indian advertisers missed the digital bus? Business Standard The mobile and digital advertising industry in India has been burgeoning over the past few years. The consumption of rich media and content has increased manifold in the Indian market. However, when compared to markets like the United States, the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Biz Buzz: The Martin Agency pushing new Oreo campaign Richmond Times Dispatch The Richmond-based advertising agency, part of the Interpublic Group of Cos., began preparing its pitch for the account in August and emerged as the winner of the competition in December. It's another big-name brand for the agency that brought you the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pornography and ads in children's apps 'grey area' IAB Australia NEWS.com.au (blog) ADVERTISEMENTS for pornography and sex chat lines are appearing in apps made for children but Australia's advertising industry says it is powerless to stop them, calling the issue "tricky and "a grey area". Advertising regulators instead say they are ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Transsexuals' hair remover wanted: Scottish health chiefs spark fury after ... Scottish Daily Record Transsexuals' hair remover wanted: Scottish health chiefs spark fury after advertising for full-time employee. 30 Jun 2013 10:22. The move has been criticised by patients, nurses and politicians who say the cash could have been better spent elsewhere ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Advertisers still cautious The Star Online PETALING JAYA: Slower year-to-date (YTD) advertising expenditure (adex) in May versus April could indicate that advertisers are still cautious about their ad spend, despite positive consumer sentiment. According to data and information and measurement ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Ashley Cole smartphone advertising Twitter row The Sun FOOTIE ace Ashley Cole was at the centre of a new Twitter row last night after promoting phone firms in a potential breach of ad laws. Cole, 32, and England team-mates Shaun Wright-Phillips and Adam Johnson all sent pics of them holding new Samsung ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mail.ru Outshines Facebook in Russia With Monsters on Mobiles Businessweek Mail.ru Group Ltd. (MAIL) is reducing reliance on advertising revenue in Russia and plans to expand against Facebook Inc. (FB) by luring mobile users with a combination of online communication and entertainment. While online games in the U.S. and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Digital Local Promotions Set to Outpace Digital Advertising Business 2 Community A recent study by Borrell Associates claims that digital local promotions are set to outpace digital advertising by 65% over the next four years to $80 billion, by 2017. In this year alone: local advertisers are set to spend 81% more on promotions than ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Changes to election date frustrating, but no 'train smash' B&T Marketing & Media A change to the polling date may frustrate advertisers and media companies but it should not cause a "train smash". A change to the September 14 election date should be little concern to brands unless a new campaign launch falls within two weeks of the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mars Promotes Bite-Size Snickers, Following Hershey's Cue New York Times (blog) COPYING the strategy of the Hershey Company, its archrival Mars has introduced a bite-size Snickers, which it will begin promoting on Monday through advertising and social media. Enlarge This Image. An ad for the new Snickers Bites features the smooth ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Is it time for a data bill of rights ? Campaign India In this age of "Big data" our online and offline activities are tracked to help marketers craft better products and services for us through Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and advertising. While this can lead to more targeted recommendations and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Sally Draper could be 'Mad Men,' the next generation USA TODAY I bring this up, too, because I have just returned from the Cannes Lions advertising festival, one of the high points of the advertising business calendar, where I conducted a public chat with two of the creative éminences grise of the business, George ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Will Facebook's New Scheme Appeal to Advertisers? Wall St. Cheat Sheet Early this year, the U.K. unit of Nissan Motor Co. and Nationwide Building Society, a lender, decided to pull their advertisements off of Facebook because they had determined the site was allowing content that encourage the abuse of women. Though they ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Edentify puts emotion into media buying B&T Marketing & Media EXCLUSIVE: Research and insights agency Edentify has launched a new media buying tool that gathers fresh and real-time data each month from a panel of real life consumers. The new content planning tool, called MediaBytes, provides insights into the mix ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Why the internet alone can't save Fairfax Crikey The "newspaper business model", as it's now derisively known, has imploded. The internet has poached most of Australia's newspaper classified advertising. The money that financed quality journalism for a century is disappearing, with no likely replacement. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Data key to newspapers' ad revenue Business Spectator Data key to newspapers' ad revenue. 1 hour ago. Industries · Media and Digital. Report says advertising income to shrink by a third for struggling sector in next five years. You must be logged in to read this article. Not a member yet? Register today ›. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Mobile, video and search lead online The Australian MOBILE and video advertising will be the fastest-growing arms of the internet advertising sector over the next five years, with compound average growth rates of 44.1 per cent and 25.7 per cent respectively. That will take them to $559 million and $244m ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Social Media Amplifying TV Advertising - Business Insider By Josh Luger With more than $350 billion spent annually on TV advertising, there's an opportunity for social TV to become a huge business in its own right. ; Advertising | ||
| Is The Ad Marketplace Vulnerable To Flash Crashes? - AdExchanger By AdExchanger Does programmatic buying put advertisers' money at risk? Should advertisers worry about algorithms falling into an ad-buying frenzy? Probably not. I'd argue that programmatic-buying systems are far less likely to suffer the financial market's ... AdExchanger: News and Views on... | ||
| Most creative people in mobile advertising are … spammers ... By John BusbyThe annual advertising awards season is in full swing, and I would like to use my unofficial ballot to nominate spammers as the most creative people in mobile advertising. Mobile Marketer Homepage Feed | ||
| School of Communication Arts 2.0: Problem - I Believe in Advertising By Filippo the best selection about advertising and marketing around the globe, updated daily. A point of reference for advertising professionals and advertising agencies. I Believe in Advertising | ONLY... | ||
| Advertising material Beauty Salon (Set) | Business Cards | Graphic ... ased on Website of Veana.biz. Picture material will be provided. b) A gift card for a beauty salon on the same style but clearly shown as giftcard / voucher. The website of the first beauty salon these cards should be produced for is: ... Freelancer.com - New Projects | ||
| Where is video advertising more effective: TV, online, or both ... By Steffen Konrath imedia connections :: While having all these choices is without question a great advantage for consumers, it has a distinct downside for agencies and brand marketers trying to achieve a brand's desired reach across devices. Read George ... :: LNR Journalism :: | ||
| On Beancast: Discussing Mobile and Real-Time Advertising By David Spark Are people's consumption and purchase behaviors switching to be more mobile and real-time? Listen to the roundtable debate on The Beancast. Spark Minute | ||
| No End In Sight | Frank Davis By Frank Davis It's anti-advertising, or counter-advertising. Or just plain smearing. And once it can be done with tobacco, it can be done with anything else. And one can imagine a world in which nobody is allowed to advertise anything, and all advertising is ... Frank Davis |
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| Amazon's Advertising Fortunes Can Surge - AMZN, GOOG - Foolish ... However, Amazon's little known advertising business is slowly and steadily getting out of the cage. Amazon has vast amounts of consumer data which it can ... beta.fool.com/ishfaque/2013/06/27/amazons.../38361/ | ||
| Austin may look into ban on aerial advertising - MyStatesman.com The Austin City Council on Thursday will consider a proposal to possibly ban aerial advertising in the city — typically banners behind small airplanes. www.mystatesman.com/news/news/local/austin.../nYXGf/ |
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