Yet More Evidence That Advertisers Are Pulling Money Out Of TV

TV ad spend in October was down a "considerable" 9% year-on-year.

MANAGE SUBSCRIPTIONS   |   UNSUBSCRIBE   |   VIEW ONLINE   Advertising Select   December 08, 2014 Yet More Evidence That Advertisers Are Pulling Money Out Of TV TV ad spend in October was down a "considerable" 9% year-on-year. Read» Share this story: Here Is The New iPad Ad Apple hopes its latest commercial, "Change," will drum up some holiday iPad Air 2 sales.  Read» Share this story: 10 Things In Advertising You Need To Know Today From Sainsbury's dubstep dancing dads to Facebook applying a fix to the "dark social" traffic problem.  Read» Share this story: People Are Complaining That The McVitie's Fluffy Animal Ad Could Encourage People To Buy — And Then Abandon — Their Pets At Christmas The ASA has received 44 complaints about the McVitie's fluffy animal choir Christmas ad.  Read» Share this story: Google Just Admitted More Than Half Of The Ads It Serves Are Never Seen Google study finds 56.1% of ads served on the internet are not actually seen.  Read» The Gap's Sales Go Into A 3-Month Slide Following Its 'Dress Normal' Ad Campaign Failure Sales were down 4% in November, versus a 2% increase last year.  Read» A UK Biscuit Company Has Made Such A Cute Ad With Baby Animals You Won't Even Care About The Biscuits The McVitie's fluffy kittens, puppies, piglet and a narwhal are guaranteed to make Brits go "ahhh."  Read» Advertisement Facebook Is To Blame For A Huge Proportion Of 'Dark Traffic' Swamping The Web, But It's Working On A Fix The "dark social" issue can largely be attributed to Facebook's mobile app.  Read» Share this story: Here Are 15 Things Hardly Anyone Knows About Innocent Smoothies The smoothie company was originally called "Fast Tractor."  Read» Share this story: Facebook Is To Blame For A Wave Of 'Dark Traffic' Swamping The Web, But It's Working On A Fix The "dark social" issue can largely be attributed to Facebook's mobile app.  Read» Share this story: See Also YouTube Is Offering Its Top Stars Bonuses For Signing Multi-Year Deals To Ward Off Poaching Attempts From Rivals YouTube hopes it can prevent its stars being tempted by rivals such as Facebook and Vessel.   Read»   The 10 Things In Advertising You Need To Know Today From Old Navy's new ad starring Julia Louis-Dreyfus, to more evidence advertisers are switching off from TV.    Read»   15 Things Hardly Anyone Knows About Innocent Smoothies The smoothie company was originally called "Fast Tractor."   Read»   Where Have All The Holiday Shoppers Gone? (Hint: They're Not At The Mall) Retailers need to shift strategy. [Sponsored content brought to you by YuMe.]   Read»   Share: Share: Share: Share: Share this: Email sent to: dwyld.kwu.2wm8d4lq0e7c@blogger.com   |   Manage your email preferences   |   Unsubscribe Terms of Service   |   Privacy Policy Business Insider. 150 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10011