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How Creative, Media And PR Boosted Tony Blair s Ticket Sales

How Creative, Media And PR Boosted Tony Blair s Ticket Sales
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Winners Announced At The Drum Awards For Out Of Home 2023

Winners Announced At The Drum Awards For Out Of Home 2023
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Reach like never before

After 15 years of covering out-of-home, Campaign UK editor and Outdoor Media Awards first-time chair Maisie McCabe reflects on the sector’s ability to reach broader and wider - but with new sophistication and responsibility

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MyGrove s social publishing venture // Ringly soft launches [Startup Roundup]

Mercando's Ringly softly launches, while My Grove media secures more debt and Brooklyn Kombucha seeks investors.

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SMEs must start planning for changes to advertising tracking

The demise of third-party cookies will hit SMEs hard. Yet with careful planning and investment in first-party data, they will be able to continue to enjoy the benefits of digital advertising. While SME advertisers have traditionally relied on local and trade media, over the past few years many have invested in digital advertising – embracing online addressable media and hyper-local targeting. However, changes to online tracking are threatening to impact the benefits of this shift to digital marketing. Safari and Firefox have already made their moves with default blocking of third-party cookies and the focus is now on Google and what will happen with Chrome, which has about 50% of the browser market in the UK. And, with the launch of iOS14, Apple users will be prompted to opt-in to share data on every app they use, which will affect Facebook significantly, and so too other app publishers.

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