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WFA's annual report with marketing, policy and event highlights from 2018.
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This new WFA research, with input from Edelman, highlights the demand on both marketing and policy teams for greater interaction.
23 senior client-side marketers and leaders across the Asia Pacific Region provided their responses to 6 questions on programmatic practices and proficiency
Aggregated media cost forecasts for 2019 from media agencies and auditors, across a range of media channels (TV, Print, Radio, Online, Outdoor).
WFA introduces the latest research results on data-driven marketing, in partnership with The Customer Feedback
The opportunities offered by the new social and digital landscape have led to a content revolution, and the rules of the game have fundamentally changed, shows a new WFA & The Upside research.
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Meeting overview, presentations and briefings from WFA’s Policy Action Group (PAG) meeting on 25 September 2018 in Brussels.
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Meeting overview, presentations and briefings from WFA’s Policy Action Group (PAG) meeting on 20 February 2018 in Brussels.
This study provides analysis and insights on the mergers & acquisitions made by the six largest intl. marketing services groups (holdings) as well as the major intl. IT & Management Consultancy firms (Accenture Interactive, Deloitte Digital, IBM iX, PwC Digital Services, EY, KPMG, McKinsey, Wipro, Cognizant, BCG and Infosys) between January 1st and December 31st 2017.
The latest developments (Feb 2018) regarding the Coalition for Better Ads and the Better Ads Standards.
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Multiple countries worldwide, including China, Vietnam and Cambodia are reviewing their regulatory frameworks for advertising. There is no global one-size-fits-all approach to advertising standards; every country will craft a regulatory framework according to domestic legal and cultural specificities. But the core components for effective and responsible advertising standards remain the same.
This toolkit makes the case for advertising self-regulation, identifying the core building blocks drawing on case studies from Brazil, India and the Philippines.
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This 2017 online survey contains responses from over 11,000 internet users across 11 EU countries. Responses cover the types of content users accessed online, their attitudes to data-driven advertising, and their willingness to pay for content as an alternative to advertising.
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