Unanimis ‘News’
Unanimis introduces new measures to safeguard publishers and advertisers against malware
Unanimis has taken extra measures to protect its publishers and advertisers against the potential threat of malware by partnering with The Media Trust, the US’ leading ad verification and malware monitoring provider. Read more…
Orange aims to get exchange market share to 10-15%
NMA 29th June, 2011
Orange expects to have a 10% share of the ad exchange market by the end of the year as a growing number of publishers put their inventory into its exchange, as well as the addition of mobile web inventory. Read more…
Discovery appoints Unanimis to handle ad sales for its newly launched site
NMA 9th March 2011
Discovery Channel has overhauled its UK website to reposition as more of an entertainment brand than documentary-only channel. The broadcaster, which airs shows including Bear Grylls’ Born Survivor, has relaunched its UK site featuring a raft of web-only behind-the-scenes video clips and blogs written by its UK editor. Read more…
NMA Ad Networks Special
NMA 3rd March 2011
By: Nigel Gilbert, chief marketing and development officer, Unanimis
While the market for video content online hasn’t changed dramatically over the last few years, the advertising models for video have. The same players that were big in premium video content in 2008 are still the biggest – Channel 4, ITV, Sky – and their model for selling video has remained virtually the same. The job now, of course, is to look for more channels of distribution as more budgets move online from offline. However, they’re still looking for monetisation in the same formats, the same group of advertisers and at the same type of yields. Read more…
Responsibility to stop hackers lies with the whole ecosystem
NMA 2nd March 2011
The recent incident of malware appearing across Unanimis’s ad network underlines that safety-checking digital media is a full-time job, and the responsibility of all parties taking a cut of ad money. Read more…
Unanimis Acct Exec Ollie Vine spoof video makes it into NMA Gadfly
NMA Gadfly 24th Feb 2011
Last week you’ll know that Gadfly was very happy to be able to point you in the direction of the music video Unanimis account exec Ollie Vine made while at university. Well, word has reached Gadders that his colleagues were so impressed that not only did they show the film on a big screen, they also offered his partner in embarrassment a job. Read more…
Orange CEO On Competing With Google, The iPad And More
mocoNews.net 8th Dec 2010
Today, Orange’s CEO Stephane Richard sat down for a Q&A at the LeWeb conference in Paris, where he talked about the iPad, smartphone sales, mobile data pricing and mobile advertising. Here are some of the highlights via our tweets: Read more…
Ad network Unanimis has strengthened its research department
NMA Moves 9th Dec 2010
Ad network Unanimis has strengthened its research department with the hire of Fanny Carouge as head of research. Prior to her appointment she was at A+A Healthcare Marketing Research where she was an international research manager.
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Johnnie Walker recruits top Scots for Walk With Giants campaign
NMA 7th Dec 2010
Whisky brand Johnnie Walker has launched a pan-European integrated campaign promoting the Diageo-owned brand’s Scottish heritage.
The seven-month Walk With Giants campaign aligns the brand with global sports personalities, actors and musicians including F1 driver Jenson Button, adventurer Ranulph Fiennes, sportsman Lewis Hamilton and actor Robert Carlyle, who will share their success stories through live streamed interviews with Johnnie Walker fans. Read more…
Confounded by the complexity of the web?
Marketing Week 2nd Nov 2010
A complex system of media owners, ad networks and exchanges is taking online advertising beyond the ’old world’ of page views and cost-per-click. Yet the potential of this for brands is at risk of being lost because marketers lack the technical skills to exploit it. Now is the time to get to grips with the ways of the web.
Online is the new orthodoxy in marketing, yet for many marketers the inner workings of the web are not well understood. Read more…











