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The Deloitte study examined how ad spend and brand sponsorship impacts the media, entertainment, arts and sport industries and found that people value access to these ad-funded services at nearly £10bn.
64% of European marketers plan to increase retargeting budgets this year, according to a new report released by AdRoll; however, separate research questions the impact it has on consumers.
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