Time to get outside? The average person will spend 100 minutes each day watching online video in 2021, up from 84 minutes this year, according to a new report from Zenith.
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Editor’s blog // @David_Pidgeon It’s like finding out your friends have been in a secret relationship – and now they’re ready to tell the world.About a year ago, a group of researchers from the UK’s media and advertising trade bodies started meeting together as an informal group. They were inspired by their equivalents in the… Continue reading Qualitatsinitiative Werbeforschung!
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Of the twelve newspapers in the UK’s daily market, only two were able to report any growth in sales figures between July and August 2019, with the Sunday market faring only a little better.
Inspired by their German counterparts, the UK’s media and advertising trade bodies have embraced a new spirit of collaboration. On behalf of the whole group, Denise Turner and Tim Elkington explain why.
TouchPoints exclusive: The How, Why and When of media consumption is reaching a new tipping point, writes the IPA’s research director Belinda Beeftink.
An opportunity open to anyone with a curious mind – but will prove to be particularly valuable for junior employees who don’t have access to training programs within their companies.
Pop culture plays an important part in triggering nostalgia and a connection in your memory so deep and special that you are moved to a previous version of yourself. So how should brands exploit it?