Articles Tagged ‘Magna’
MAGNA and UM demystify the modern Twitch user
A new study shows that users not only have high purchasing power, they are receptive to advertising on the platform.
Mediabrands and Magna name new presidents
Brad Hugill takes a new role at Mediabrands while Leanne Burnett-Wood assumes his duties at Magna.
Canadian ad market to grow by 27% by end of the year
Magna’s 2021 ad forecast puts the country’s growth ahead of the global rate.
Increased cord-cutting doesn’t mean the end of TV
Despite the pandemic accelerating a drop in pay TV penetration, reach remains strong and presents an opportunity for new strategies.
Radio spend is on the rebound, but is it enough?
Agency execs and media owners weigh in on WARC’s recent findings that showed promising growth in radio.
Majority of consumers want control of their online ad load
Many internet users would prefer more control over ad delivery than the ability to block them, according to a new survey from UM, MAGNA and Brave.
Spotify adds podcast adtech and targeting in Canada
The audio platform makes podcast ad placement more accessible by providing more data and insights.
Magna forecasts healthy return to economic growth in Canada
Ad spend is recovering faster than expected, and pent up consumer demand will be felt well into 2022 in categories such as travel.
Podcast listening versus TV watching habits: study
Results of the Spotify, Magna and UM study indicate podcasts are a more effective ad environment than TV.
What Canada’s ad growth could look like beyond 2020
While IPG Mediabrands’ Magna predicts that digital will rebound quickly, it could take at least two years for Canada’s ad market to look like it once did.
Is there a ‘Raptor factor’ in Canada’s 2019 ad spend?
The red-hot Raps and a federal election had an impact on ad spending, but can we say the same for 2020?
New Magna VP of investments broadens her focus
While former VP of investments Bailey Wilson focused largely on TV, Treva Goodhead will cover a wider scope.
Consumer perceptions spoiled by unsafe ads: study
Even when content was perceived to be “safe,” failure to align with a brand or category affected perception.
