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Why Publishers Need to Future-Proof Their Businesses With Newsletters: Q&A With Passendo’s Anders Rasmussen

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Advertiser Perceptions found that from August 2021 to August 2022, the number of marketers who advertised with newsletters rose from 37% to 65%. How Pubs Use Newsletters to Future-proof Their Business. Lynne d Johnson: How can publishers use newsletters as a channel to future-proof their businesses in the cookieless era?

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Mobile Advertising Trends and Technology Adoption by the Numbers

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That equates to 53% of their time spent on digital activities, and 34% of their total time spent with media. The majority of mobile usage comes on smartphones , and daily smartphone time is predicted to reach 3 hours and 26 minutes next year before increasing to 3:31 in 2024. million in 2022 to 233.3 million by 2024.

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A Peak Into The Future: 2022 Retail Media Predictions

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In 2021, retail media took the marketing and advertising world by storm – eMarketer’s latest forecast predicts advertising spend will reach over $50 Billion by 2023 – and will continue to be a source of innovation and growth for years to come. Expect to see many other retailers embrace the format, too.

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The WIR: Netflix’s Ad Strategy Begins Paying Off, Human Securities Uncovers a Massive Ad Fraud Operation, and Google and Magnite Announce Layoffs

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million new subscribers in Q4 2022, the streaming giant revealed in its earnings call on Thursday – its first since launching an ad-supported tier at the end of the year. In this week’s Week in Review: Netflix posts strong results, Human takes down a massive fraud operation, and tech layoffs come to Google and Magnite.

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The WIR: WBD Plans FAST Service, Google Brings Privacy Sandbox to Android, and TikTok Starts Publishing User Figures

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In this week’s Week in Review: Warner Bros. Discovery plans a FAST service, Google rolls out Privacy Sandbox on Android, and TikTok moves to comply with European data regulation. Top Stories Warner Bros. Discovery Plans FAST Service WBTV Further details of Warner Bros.

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The WIR: RTL sees Streaming Growth Alongside Ad Declines, Twitter’s Periscope Resurfaces, and IAB Charts Strong Growth for Digital Video Advertising

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Twitter already broadcasts some live content, for a mix of media companies which want to stream live events, and advertisers which want to run live shopping events. There was more positive news for RTL’s subscription streaming business, which has been a big strategic focus in recent years, as income from RTL+ and Videoland were up 15.6

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The WIR: Netflix Reportedly Struggles to Fill Ad Commitments, UK Publishers see 2.7 Percent Digital Revenue Growth in Q3, and Amplified Intelligence Acquires AttentvAds

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“The ongoing growth of the digital publishing market, despite increased strain on spending power, is a reflection of the tenacity of publishers and a strong online market,” said Dan Ison, lead partner for telecommunications, media and entertainment at Deloitte. Top Stories. Netflix Stock Drops After Reports of Low Ad Uptake.

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