Copy
25th November 2022
It's time for brands to reassess how they define 'safety' and 'suitability': Concerns that challenging content will cast a negative shadow on brands cause many advertisers to take a hyper-conservative approach to brand safety. But fear of tarnishing a brand’s reputation may be unfounded – and may result in a missed opportunity to make a powerful brand statement, writes Ara Kurnit of New York Times Advertising. 

Brand safety is a topic that has long been hotly debated in the industry. There have been many attempts to decode brand safety to help brands navigate what is ‘safe’ to align with (Source: The Drum 2022).

JCDecaux launches programme for Black, Asian and Multi-Ethnic brands: Outdoor media owner JCDecaux has launched a programme to support the growth of Black, Asian and Multi-ethnic brands.

The Reach programme aims to drive equal access to opportunities to out-of-home media so brands can scale as they reach more of their target audiences using JCDecaux’s screens and data-driven planning tools. Google’s $4m Black Founders Fund is a partner of JCDecaux’s scheme and was originally set up to tackle racial inequality in venture capital funding as part of Google’s Startups Initiative (Source: Media Leader 2022).

Commercial audio opportunity ‘more nuanced than ever’: Three-quarters of UK adults listen to commercial audio for an average of 15 hours a week,  research by Radiocentre has found. The trade body for commercial radio has published the Generation Audio report as a follow up to its Audio Now study in 2014.

It found total weekly commercial audio listening is growing year on year, with spring 2022 recording 616,335 total weekly commercial audio listening hours, an increase of just over 21%. The research, based a quantitative survey of 1,000 listeners and a qualitative ethnographic study by market research agency Differentology, additionally found new need states fulfilled by audio, changing listening behaviours, ways of listening and opportunities in context-led advertising and media planning (Source: Media Leader 2022).

ITV's 'I'm A Celebrity' swings into 'metaverse' jungle for ITVX launch: ITV's ITV reality show I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! has launched a series of trials in the virtual environment of Fortnite Creative, allowing gamers to take part in challenges in a "metaverse" jungle.
Created by metaverse-dedicated studio and agency Metavision and 3D Lab, the experience goes live today (24 November) and is timed to tap into the upcoming launch of ITVX, ITV's free streaming service that goes live on 8 December. It has been devised to target "hard-to-reach" younger consumers (Source: Campaign 2022).
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