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We’re only a few months into GDPR with many publishers still struggling with GDPR compliance and falling short of their obligations. Others, notably US publishers such as the Chicago Tribune and LA Times, are sidestepping the issue altogether and continuing to block European visitors. What is clear is that the stringent requirements of GDPR have made things much more complicated for publishers, especially those working with multiple ad tech partners and who now need to obtain user consent for each one. CMPs to the rescue Whilst the current state of affairs with GDPR is causing both panic and technological innovation,…

With the huge amounts of investment into digital video over the past few years, from all corners of the media industry, the question on everyone’s lips is “what is the future of interactive video?” We’ve seen everything from the famous stunts of people watching puddles and watermelons to the rapid rise and disappearance of circular video on Snapchat. But the real future of the medium is likely to be something that has been quietly growing for the past few years, and to which huge brands and publishers are slowly waking: Twitch. First launched in 2011 as a gaming-related offshoot of…

In the publishing industry you often hear discussions around the impact of the Facebook/Google Duopoly…

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If you’re in finance or business, chances are you’ll have already heard about blockchain. Over…

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Rebuilding Trust In Programmatic Advertising
The Programmatic Advisory is a market-leading, independent consultancy that specialises in helping advertisers and publishers understand where the gaps are in their programmatic media-buying or media-selling strategy. The company was founded in 2016 by Wayne Blodwell who previously held the role of Head of Programmatic Product and Activation at Dentsu Aegis and was one of …
How Publishers Can Succeed In The Social Video Space
It’s widely recognised that younger audiences are spending far less time with traditional media in favour of digital media – and specifically social – which continues to dominate throughout the media landscape. For publishers, the time is ripe to adapt to suit their audiences’ new habits. By capitalising on the latest consumption trends, publishers can reclaim …
View From The Buy Side: Mobile Advertising
In 2018 people in the UK will spend an average of 2 hours and 7 minutes every day on mobile devices compared to 1 hour 56 minutes on desktops and laptops, according to eMarketer. Unsurprisingly, advertising budgets are following consumers’ eyeballs with more than half of all digital ad spend going on mobile ads. There …

CMPs for publishers: a comparison guide

CMPs for publishers: a comparison guide

Twitch, Facebook, YouTube and the future of Interactive Video

Twitch, Facebook, YouTube and the future of Interactive Video

New financial services to help publishers thrive

Blockchain: The Ultimate Resource Guide for Publishers

5G is coming but does it signify a new age in mobile publishing?

To combat fake news, WhatsApp introduces a new feature

Reader’s Digest site “blossoms”, grows 76%: here’s how

Google unveils its measurement partners

Programmatic is not just for media buyers. What publishers need to know.

The state of newsroom innovation: An international inquiry across 9 countries and 54 newsrooms

Journalism as a theatre performance: The Financial Times experiment

YouTube to promote “authoritative” publishers: Commits to investing $25 million

“Publishing it right”: The future of slow journalism

Rebuilding Trust In Programmatic Advertising

Publishers take note: Google rolls out ‘Speed Update’, impacting rankings of slower sites

Five trends to watch as media flips to mobile-first

Q&A: Felix, putting Ai-driven content discovery at the heart of audience development

Twitch, Facebook, YouTube and the future of Interactive Video

“Opportune time for digital publishers”: Ad rates at an unprecedented high

Behind The Economist’s first graphic novel on Instagram

Consumers relying less on Facebook for news: Reuters Institute

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