Mobile advertising spend is a long way behind time spent on mobiles, according to Simon Andrews, founder of addictive!.
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Advertisers have just two months left before the law changes governing how they use cookies. With fines of up to £500,000 faced by companies that fail to obtain informed consent from their customers for tracking their behaviour, non-compliance with this EU e-privacy regulation, dubbed the Cookie Law, is simply not an option, warns ISBA.
The Voice UK performed very well on Saturday night, with an average audience of 8.4 million viewers (a 38% share). Strangely enough, the show actually peaked when main rival Britain’s Got Talent kicked off over on ITV1, with 9.6 million viewers.
Neil Taylor from Channel 4 will be premiering an exclusive look at the latest UK Tribes research at MediaTel’s Youth, Media & Technology event next week.
James Whitmore, managing director at Postar, wonders whether one of the reasons that tech companies are the most innovative in media is that they offer a safe environment for the more retiring and reclusive individuals. Not a statement you could readily attach to an agency or a media owner…
