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by Laurie Sullivan, Staff Writer
Hillary Rodham Clinton's political mavens didn't waste any time posting videos on YouTube to launch her presidential campaign Sunday. The highly coordinated effort of the video focusing on new
beginnings … Read the whole story
by Laurie Sullivan
YouTube's Ad Leaderboard took a turn in March, racking up 166.2 million minutes watched for the top 10, up 8% compared with February. Overall, … Read the whole story

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by Chuck Martin, Staff Writer
Mobile is inching closer to the halfpoint point of all online traffic but sales are not rising. Almost half (46%) of all traffic originated … Read the whole story
by Laurie Sullivan
Google is forming partnerships and building out apps with companies that will allow it to expand its cloud services. The latest partnership with Avere, … Read the whole story
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by Richard Whitman, Columnist
Portal A Co-Founder and Executive Producer Nate Houghteling argues that mainstream ad agencies simply don't have what it takes to create what brands need … Read the whole story
by Joe Mandese
On the heels of last February's Omnicom downgrade, Wall Street analysts are lowering ratings for most big agency holding companies, with one attributing the … Read the whole story

COMMENTARY
by Tyler Loechner, Staff Writer
Tapad, a cross-screen marketing technology provider, is the latest to offer marketers a way to measure the impact digital advertising has on in-store sales … Read the whole story
by Steve McClellan
Brian Wieser, the senior analyst at Pivotal Research, has downgraded WPP, Omnicom and Publicis to "sell' rating'" and downgraded IPG to hold. He cites … Read the whole story
by Aaron Baar
In a new series of short videos viewable on social media, Boost Mobile is celebrating the temptation of wireless data without the shame. The … Read the whole story
by Gavin O'Malley
Driven by growth in social media and video, original content creation continues to demand a greater share of marketing budgets. For many brands, letting … Read the whole story
by Gavin O'Malley
Given the cringe-worthy risks, companies are often wary about employees speaking on their behalf on social media. LinkedIn thinks this cautious approach means missing … Read the whole story