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Google wants to achieve brand fame – but funny how it doesn’t use online channels to do that, writes Dominic Mills. Plus: orangutans induce anger and a lesson in obfuscation from Time Inc.

Following its bid to take a slice of TV adspend earlier this year by attacking the effectiveness of television ads, YouTube has now shifted its tactics by claiming its platform is a place where popular culture is born.

Brands can now measure the effectiveness of their campaigns on digital audio platforms including SoundCloud, audioBoom, Global’s Heart, Capital and Radio X, and Bauer Media’s KISS.

Rather than staving off the threat of adblocking, advertisers should be looking at the very real opportunities to give consumers advertising they actually value, writes Adform’s Rick Jones.

The monthly magazine, which came to life in 2001 and launched its website in 2007, has seen its print circulation decline significantly over the last few years.

Creative solutions aims to improve the creative quality of programmatic ads and minimise consumers’ growing rejection of online advertising.

Brands will soon be able to target consumers while still respecting their privacy, writes Videology’s Jon Block. It’s time to start selling the benefits to the public.

In the wake of Facebook’s video measurement blunder, ISBA’s Mark Finney outlines the options for a transparent solution.

Cartoon: Samsung’s product recalls ends in tragedy

Senior figures from around the industry react to the latest IPA Bellwether report for the third quarter of 2016.