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Google is set to launch a new agency incentive programme to push advertising on its YouTube online video platform.The incentive programme, which will launch in January, follows the end of the Best Practice Funding (BPF) commissions for search campaigns.Google is currently approaching agencies with plans to drive online video growth through incentives and funding for… Continue reading Google To Launch Agency Incentives To Drive Ads On YouTube

Google and Yahoo!’s proposed search partnership may be under threat, according to reports from the US.The deal has already come under fire from a number of advertising and regulatory bodies on both sides of the Atlantic, due to both companies comprising 80% of the US search market.Google and Yahoo! met with the US Department of… Continue reading Google & Yahoo: Partnership Still On?

Dennis Publishing has announced its digital magazine ABCe results, with new launches iGIZMO and iMOTOR both hitting over 100,000 readers per issue.Monkey, iGIZMO and iMOTOR all proved popular, with the three digital magazines attracting more than 1.4 million readers a month.iGIZMO, Dennis’ consumer technology fortnightly, attracted 101,785 average readers per issue, with an average reading… Continue reading Dennis Reveals Digital Mags Debut ABCes

UK online advertisers are moving from traditional leaderboard banners to Mid Page Units (MPUs) and other new formats, according to new research from Yahoo!’s ad exchange company, Right Media. The research found that MPU’s were the most popular online ad format in the UK during the first half of 2008. The figures reveal that the… Continue reading UK Online Advertisers Moving To New Ad Formats

WPP and Google have joined forces to launch a new research programme into how online media influences consumer behaviour, attitudes and decision making.The communications group, led by Sir Martin Sorrell, and the internet search giant will contribute around $4.6 million into the scheme over the next three years, according to reports.A number of senior executives,… Continue reading WPP And Google Set Up Media Research Awards Programme

One country one medium companies such as ITV and Trinity Mirror are facing a difficult future, according to WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell.Sorrell, speaking at a Royal Television Society event yesterday evening, said that there is trouble ahead for media owners in developed countries working in just one medium, such as free-to-air TV, newspapers,… Continue reading One Country One Medium Companies Face Difficult Future

Specific Media and MSN lead the rankings in the IPA’s fourth Digital Media Owners Image Survey, published today.As well as coming first in the statement: “My overall experience of dealing with this supplier is a good one”, Specific Media (formerly Adviva) tops the media owner rankings in respect of basic ‘hygiene’ service-related variables including having… Continue reading Specific Media And MSN Top IPA Digital Media Owners Survey

Dennis Publications is to publish a digital recipe magazine for Waitrose, Waitrose Seasons LIVE, launching in January 2009.The magazine will be emailed to over four million male and female customers by utilising a combined database of Waitrose customers, Dennis Publishing’s reader database and other relevant UK consumers.Waitrose will distribute two different versions of the magazine:… Continue reading Dennis To Publish Waitrose Digital Mag

Nielsen Online reports that 12-17 year olds in the US are accustomed to less online advertising on the websites they visit than adults of all ages. An analysis of US online advertising clutter showed that internet user 65+ were exposed to the most clutter, while kids 2-11 experienced the least. Since websites designed for children… Continue reading US Youngsters Accustomed To Less Online Advertising Than Adults

The Financial Times is launching a forums feature on the Alphaville section of its website to allow finance professionals to start their own discussions.The new user generated content element, called the Long Room, lets users start their own debates, known as ‘tables’, and comment on existing conversations and upload documents, video and images.Rob Grimshaw, the… Continue reading FT Website Gets New Forums Feature