Can we trust online stats? Excerpt: "We start with the notion that only 15% of the impressions ever have the possibility of being seen by a real person then factor in the 54% of ads that are not viewable, and you’re left with only 8%" https://t.co/i7WCS2LQeG via @campaignmag
Interesting piece from Nick Suckley: https://t.co/SBmhvwZIWC Maybe 2019 will also be the year that online measurement and reporting gets taken with a pinch of salt?
Ad of the day: @ICRC's haunting Christmas campaign by @aandeddb shows Santa wandering through a war zone to find a missing child https://t.co/YJ02ieCXcT
Interesting piece by John Moulding at Videonet: The evidence that the brand-marketing-media machine is broken https://t.co/ItKRjrL1Qw Is there too much short-termism?
More food for thought from @davetrott. Digital media also happens to be where transparency is sometimes hard to obtain, perhaps fuelling the pace of change for the benefit of 'gurus'? https://t.co/TLvjva3tOP
We never thought it would be possible to get someone to watch a 3-minute skippable pre-roll, but this is just brilliant from @velux https://t.co/a1BWyx6IFm Such bold strategies are increasingly rare, hope it works.
Heart FM is now bigger than Radio 1. For the first time, a commercial station has more listeners than the historic BBC station. Summary of latest RAJAR update via @radiospecialist here: https://t.co/iRVdE3IvwB
Really interesting to hear this in light of the FB data misuse that followed its recording: Mark Zuckerberg Full Interview https://t.co/afUXct1Qr0 via @freakonomics
Not all video/AV views are equal: BARB outlines hurdles Facebook & Google need to overcome to win accreditation https://t.co/Mvtu1jjhap via @thedrum