by Laurie Sullivan on Jul 28, 8:26 PM
Marketers want to find an attribution model that considers all of the channels they use to gain the highest return for advertising dollars spent. It may seem easy, but it's not. Here's why.
by Steve Smith on Jul 27, 1:51 PM
Live TV is no longer the default experience for an emerging generation of viewers. The TV is quickly becoming just another monitor now,
by Laurie Sullivan on Jul 22, 3:08 PM
Advertisers are missing an opportunity to create new metrics to measure things like consumer sentiment. That was the consensus among experts during a panel on measuring content's impact at the MediaPost OMMA LA conference Art & Science of Digital Advertising.
by Steve Smith on Jul 20, 3:33 PM
Instagram is about to open its platform to all advertisers, using self-serve technology and direct response functionality. But is Instagram really a "call to action" environment?
by Laurie Sullivan on Jul 15, 9:00 AM
Most content management systems support fixed editorial and advertising content at the time the emails and newsletters are scheduled, but a platform launching Wednesday changes the idea readers need to receive out-of-date content.
by Steve Smith on Jul 13, 3:38 PM
Tired of ceding control and revenue share to ad nets and exchanges, Gameloft, one of the leading mobile game makers is taking it all in-house. The company says this is not only good for revenue but also good for advertisers and ad effectiveness.
by Laurie Sullivan on Jul 8, 4:18 PM
Some multichannel networks on YouTube are worth billions and growing. London-based analyst firm Ampere Analysis estimates the channel's businesses in aggregate are worth more than $20 billion. Dreamworks and Disney have seen their individual investments in MCNs rise in value by more than 240% in the past 18 months, according to Ampere.
by Steve Smith on Jul 7, 5:19 PM
The Internet of Things will turn every item on every store shelf into a connected piece of media for manufacturers -- and a new source of unique data that can inform all messaging and targeting.
by Laurie Sullivan on Jul 1, 5:41 PM
Laws like the Harmful Digital Communications bill that passed in New Zealand have Inversoft CEO Brian Pontarelli thinking the United States will soon see similar legislation come down the pike. While this bill aims to protect victims of cyber-bullying and online harassment, the shift also puts a strain on companies to monitor and protect their communities and reputations. So this week Inversoft will release an update to the company's enterprise platform that moderates and filters profanity and more from online communities.
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