Sentences with phrase «ad firms according»

So are venture capitalists, who since 2007 have invested US$ 4.7 billion in 356 online - ad firms according to Dow Jones VentureSource, a research firm owned by News Corp..

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According to a leaked memo obtained by BuzzFeed, an Australian agency owned by the global advertising giant Omnicom — which handles advertising and marketing campaigns for all of the major Fortune 500 brands including McDonalds and Apple — has advised its staff that many of the firm's clients are asking that their ads not appear on Breitbart.

In 2012, Samsung spent $ 401 million advertising its phones in the U.S. to Apple's $ 333 million, according to ad research and consulting firm Kantar Media.

Just look at the titles of the advertisers with the most effective Winter Olympics ads, according to an analysis by analytics firm Ace Metrix: Smucker's, «Hardworking Olympians;» GE, «Childlike Imagination — What My Mom Does at GE;» Bounty, «Julie Chu: Has to Credit Her Mom;» and Jif, «Kids with the Olympic Dream.»

U.S. digital video ad spending for 2014 is estimated at nearly $ 6 billion, while TV ad spending is about $ 69 billion, according to research firm eMarketer.

According to Copley Advertising founder (and sole employee), John F. Flynn, his Boston - based firm served 2.4 million ad impressions, generating about 10,000 conversions or «clicks.»

Last year the company pulled in a mere $ 45 million in ad revenue, according to research firm eMarketer.

According to Lewis, the most prevalent fake ads featuring his visage and name are «get - rich - quick schemes currently titled «Bitcoin code» or «Cloud Trader,» which are fronts for binary trading firms based outside the EU.»

Nearly 25 % of US internet users had an ad blocker in 2016, according to research firm eMarketer.

Android captured 61 percent of ad impressions on the mobile ad network in July, according to a separate report from advertising firm Millennial Media.

Data Suggests Surprising Shift: Duopoly Not All - Powerful — Amazon and Snapchat Are Experiencing Faster Growth Amazon and Snapchat are among the firms making faster - than - expected gains into Facebook and Google's substantial shares of digital ad spending, according to new data.

On top of that, Facebook offers marketers the option to target ads according to data compiled by firms like Experian, Acxiom and Epsilon, which have historically fueled mailing lists and other sorts of offline efforts.

According to the research firm eMarketer, Yahoo will get about 1.5 percent of the world's digital ad revenue this year, down from 2.1 percent last year.

More than half a billion people may be inadvertently mining cryptocurrencies from their computers, smartphones and other devices, according to research conducted earlier this year by ad blocking firm AdGuard.

According to a report in today's City Hall News, the same consulting firm that handled the ads for the «NYC Not for Sale» campaign last year — the Advance Group — is handling a $ 200,000 labor - funded ad buy to help three Democratic incumbent senators — Foley, Aubertine and Valesky — in hopes of ultimately seeing passage of the Taxpayer Protection Act.

And according to media intelligence firm Kantar Media, print ad revenues at consumer magazines in the US fell 6.2 percent year - on - year in the first half of 2015.

The amount online dating sites have spent on national TV ads in the first five months of this year have nearly matched the amount spent for all of 2013, according to data from research firm iSpot.

According to a January report by ad firm Chitika Insights, which tracked post-Christmas share changes for tablet usage in 2013, the Kindle Fire fared the best in terms of eating away at the iPad's dominance in North America.

To fight the initiative, CARE spent more than $ 34 million paying public relations firms and blanketing the airwaves with anti-Proposal 3 ads, according to disclosures filed with the state of Michigan.

According to Oct. 31, 2016, figures from Kantar Media's Campaign Media Analysis Group, lawyers, law firms and legal - service providers spent $ 770,598,900 on television ads in 2016.

According to a 2009 article in Boston magazine, Sokolove spoke with Bates & O'Steen, the Phoenix firm that had brought the original Bates lawsuit, and Jacoby & Meyers in Los Angeles, which had run the first nationally televised legal ad.

And according to the New York Times piece on the ad campaign, Foley Hoag officials admitted that they wanted a less conventional approach to highlight the firm's cutting - edge practice.

The product is no longer available, however — according to a comment by its creator Matt Mankins, the problem was that «even though readers were paying to support creators, a significant chunk of the money was being taken by the exchanges and ad - tech firms in the middle.»

Rep. Mimi Walters, a Republican congresswoman representing Orange County, also paid the firm $ 20,000 for «voter data for media ads» during her re-election campaign in August 2016, according to federal campaign finance records.

From late 2015 through June 2016, the firm provided «statistical models to identify new donors» and developed digital ads for the group, according to documents Heritage filed with New York regulators.

The data firm started partnering with U.S. political campaigns around 2015 with the promise that it had the ability to do what it called «psychographic» targeting, which allowed Cambridge Analytica to create psychological profiles to «effectively engage and persuade voters using specially tailored language and visual ad combinations» that appeal to each person on an emotional level, according to Cambridge Analytica's website.

The Federal Election Commission started its own inquiry into the Internet Research Agency last year, according to documents obtained by The New York Times, after Facebook revealed that the firm had paid more than $ 100,000 for politically themed ads, including ones promoting «Down With Hillary» rallies.

According to the talking points, Cambridge Analytics's research allowed for «a more innovative approach from other super PACs,» with «deepdive research» from an outside firm guiding its digital ads, which are «microtargeted to a degree that really hasn't been done before.»

According to the reports in Guardian Observer and New York Times, Facebook profiles of nearly 50 million users were illegally harvested by the political firm and helped to create algorithms and models to successfully target swing voters with false messages and political ads.

According to the latest figures from ad analyst firm AdDuplex, only 5.3 percent of those Windows phones run Windows 10 Mobile, or about 227,000 — and those all launched in the fourth quarter or later.

Websites and publishers need to be prepared for cryptocurrency miners slipping into ads on their sites, according to Israeli adtech firm Spotad.

According to the firm's researchers, the targeted ads caused a three-fold spike in major antivirus detection software.