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Online forms of entertainment are becoming increasingly popular among teenagers, with young people watching an average of 1.15 hours of online TV per day, according to new research from globalwebindex.
In adland’s binary world ‘magicians’ see creativity whilst ‘mathematicians’ see content. It’s time to get them together again, writes David Brennan.
BT’s latest acquisition, EE, has launched Britain’s first WiFi calling service to make calls and texts available in every WiFi-connected home – potentially upping the value of homes across the UK.
Everybody knows insurance is a bore – so what’s the least boring way to advertise it? Dominic Mills goes Down Under to find out.
Data is invaluable to advertisers – but are we in danger of having too much? ZenithOptimedia’s Richard Shotton and Richard Clay use new research to find out.
In an increasingly overwhelming world of mobile, Jon Hook explains how four steps will help brands get to grips with it.
The bank holiday weekend came crashing to a close with a cacophony of soap operas, competitive reality shows and a police procedural with a twist.
Publishers of consumer magazine and business information brands have put mobile optimisation at the top of their priority list, according to the PPA’s latest Publishing Futures report.