More than 1,200 professionals from the Slovenian ad industry attended this year's Slovenian Advertising Festival

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Webinar with DataXu. Cross-device. Multi-screen. Cross channel. These are the latest buzz words you’re likely hearing in the industry, day after day. For many marketers, linking consumers and devices is the next step in making marketing more effective, and brands around the world are tapping the latest strategies and technologies to make this happen today. 

 Meeting headlines: 1. Bad things happen when good people do nothing: ad funded ‘weaponised media’ 2. A relentless focus on CPMs will cause more brand safety issues 3. “Bring it back to Tetris” – delivering a transformation in media management 4. ‘Addressing the future of TV’ - the evolution of the small screen

Two thirds of big brands committed to increase online ad spend despite growing concerns around viewability, fraud and basic metrics

New appointments to Executive Committee from AirAsia, Coty, Emirates, L’Oréal and RB

Global brands are improving their ability to brief for integrated communications but some familiar failings remain, according to a new survey from the WFA. The results indicate that while many advertisers have improved their briefing there is still work to do on lack of alignment, clarity and timing.

An overview of some of the key elements of the proposed ePrivacy revision.

The Data & Technology workshops considered how organisations should be approaching their technology and programmatic model choices; how they might adopt processes to better exploit data, and how can this account for global vs local structures.

 Challenges with contracts, transparency and remuneration are considerable and commonplace among members. The Transparency & Contracts workshops considered solutions to some challenges.