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  • Spotify at Ad Week Europe

    Ad Week Europe 2016: advertising can’t afford to stand still

    Data, collaboration and the nature of agency relationships were hot topics at the annual ad industry event in London
  • Traffic light

    Adblocking could be the best thing for the advertising industry

    Tom Goodwin
    It’s time for creative industries to connect with people in a meaningful way, not serve up irrelevant ads. But what’s holding us back?
  • President Barack Obama at 2016 SXSW Interactive Festival

    10 things you need to know about SXSW Interactive 2016

    Barack Obama, space travel and Mr Robot all made an impact at the annual South by Southwest festival in Austin, Texas
  • Pepper robot staff members at a NESCAFE coffee shop, Tokyo, Japan

    Are robots the future of retail or just bad PR?

    James Bartram
    With fewer publicity stunts and more attention to innovation, tech in retail can succeed if it provides genuine engagement and consumer benefit
  • A man looks at his mobile device as he walks during the Mobile World Congress

    Mobile World Congress: what the advertising industry learned

    As the sun sets on the Barcelona event for another year, what do the announcements and innovations mean for the ad industry?
  • Visitors use their mobile phones' cameras during the 2015 Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona

    Mobile World Congress: what to expect on stage in Barcelona

    Few companies control the mobile marketplace walled gardens. What will the few allow the many to do this year?
  • Hand on laptop keyboard

    What programmatic means for your business – webchat roundup

  • Arizona Cardinals at Carolina Panthers

    The $5m question: what does Super Bowl 50 offer to advertisers?

  • Fruit machines

    What programmatic advertising means for your business – live webchat

    Join us and our expert panel from 5pm GMT on Thursday 28 January to discuss what the rise of programmatic means for the ad industry in 2016
  • Snapchat logo (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)

    Will Snapchat’s tech plan grow digital ad revenue?

    Ciaran O'Kane
    Adtech could help Snapchat to build a sustainable model, but it must be careful not to drive ad-shy millennials away
  • CES sign

    Ignore the toys, look at the screens. What CES really means for marketers

    Tom Goodwin
    It’s easy to be distracted by the abundance of the recent Consumer Electronics Show, but marketers should pay attention to what the rise of digital screens everywhere mean for advertising
  • The Mall London, with US and British flags

    Seven culture-defining differences between UK and US ads

    Melanie Arrow and Mark Aronson
    What a difference an ocean makes. We take a look at how British and American advertisers approach their work
  • A Facebook like icon displayed on a sign outside the main entrance to their California headquarters

    US digital advertising in 2016: things will get better

    Spending time on the web in 2015 was a charmless experience. Next year we’ll see a renewed focus on quality ads
  • 2016 fireworks party

    What does 2016 have in store for advertising?

    As 2015 draws to a close, five ad industry insiders give us their tips on what they think will light up the coming year
  • Selfridges Birmingham at the Bullring shopping mall

    The ideal shopping experience: can technology deliver?

    Virtual-reality shops, magic dressing room mirrors, 3D printing … the choice for consumers is huge, but can technology alone create a retail Utopia?
  • Man in VR headset at Melbourne Knowledge Week 2015

    What does virtual reality mean for advertising in 2016?

    Marketing is fast becoming a test bed for the advances that can be made through virtual reality technology
  • A crowd of shoppers browse at Target on the Thanksgiving Day holiday in Burbank, California November 22, 2012. The shopping frenzy known as "Black Friday" kicked off at a more civilized hour welcomed by some shoppers this year, with retailers like Target Corp and Toys R Us moving their openings earlier into Thursday night. Picture taken November 22, 2012.   REUTERS/Jonathan Alcorn (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS)

    How tech can help with the Black Friday rush

    As consumers and retailers look to take advantage of the sales, what tech is on hand to help improve the Black Friday experience?
  • Colombia Road flower market on a Sunday morning, Bethnal Green, East London. Image shot 09/2008. Exact date unknown.<br>B4C5YD Colombia Road flower market on a Sunday morning, Bethnal Green, East London. Image shot 09/2008. Exact date unknown.

    For what it’s worth – the future of personalised pricing

    Jeremy Pounder
    As the blurring of the online and offline worlds continues, retailers must be transparent about the rise of targeted pricing
  • Dorsey, interim CEO of Twitter and CEO of Square, attends the annual Allen and Co. media conference in Sun Valley<br>Jack Dorsey, interim CEO of Twitter and CEO of Square, attends the annual Allen and Co. media conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, in this file photo taken July 8, 2015.   Dorsey is expected to be named as permanent chief executive as early as Thursday, technology website Re/code reported, citing sources. REUTERS/Mike Blake/Files

    There is a solution to Twitter's identity crisis

    Rob Blackie
    Now Jack Dorsey is back at the helm, the social media site should focus on ensuring its purpose and value is clear
  • This combination of images provided by Facebook shows a sample post featuring the social network’s Reactions buttons. Instead of the “dislike” button many users have been clamoring for, Facebook is testing out buttons that represent the emotions of love, yay, ha ha, wow, angry and sad. Facebook is testing Reactions in Ireland and Spain starting Thursday, Oct. 8, 2015, with the hope of eventually rolling them out globally soon. (Facebook via AP)

    Is Facebook’s reactions button a step toward artificial intelligence in adland?

    The real-time adaption of ads depending on a user’s emotional state will take time, but expect YouTube, Google or Facebook to move into this area soon
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