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Elizabeth Fagan, the MD of Boots, said ISBA would take a stronger role tackling digital accountability, viewability and verification, agency and client alignment, and data privacy.
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JICWEBS, the independent body that sets best practice and standards for trusted online ad trading, has delivered the Google-owned video platform the certification, helping to reassure advertisers over ad placements.
After a record high in 2016, total UK television ad revenue fell 3.2% to £5.11bn in 2017. However, growth is expected to resume this year.