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WFA has teamed up with The Economist Group for a study into the current state of advertising.
The WFA Media Forum on 27 March will explore the actions that are needed to create a sustainable ad ecosystem
In this webinar, Dr Augustine Fou, one of the world’s preeminent ad fraud researchers, joins WFA to explore where ad fraud is most pernicious today.
Overview of the Media Forum held on November 7th, 2019 in New York.
WFA has learnt today that the US Department Of Justice has announced that two international cybercriminal rings have been dismantled with eight people indicted for causing multi-million dollar losses in ad fraud.
El presente Código tiene como objetivo facilitar los procesos comerciales de Licitaciones entre Anunciantes y Agencias de Publicidad promoviendo las mejores prácticas dentro de un clima de confianza, respeto mutuo y libre competencia.
The World Federation of Advertisers has published a Global Media Charter, designed to create the conditions for a marketing ecosystem that works better for brands and consumers.
WFA member benchmark on viewability. This survey represents the industry’s first collective set of benchmarks on the level of ‘in-view’ impressions across more than 20 markets.
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Overview of the Media Forum held in March 2018 in Shanghai.
The latest developments (Feb 2018) regarding the Coalition for Better Ads and the Better Ads Standards.
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Webinar with IAB Tech Lab and Google on what ads.txt is all about and how it might improve the ecosystem for clients
WFA research indicates dramatic change on transparency measures, contracts, viewability standards, internal media knowledge and ad fraud
Created by the EVSG (European Viewability Steering Group - made up of WFA, EACA and IAB Europe), these principles are designed to ensure that harmonised best practice standards and guidelines are applied to the measurement and trading of viewable digital advertising across all markets in Europe (and beyond). They are designed to help our industry to achieve the following common goals:
1. To raise minimum quality standards in digital advertising measurement for all stakeholders across Europe.
2. To measure digital ad exposure which is deemed a key step to increasing confidence in digital ad trading.
3. To enhance the (internet) user experience in the context of changing user expectations.
4. To improve confidence in the digital ad environment.
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Stephan Loerke, WFA CEO, in relation to the recent headlines in the UK media*
In this webinar, WFA will present the headlines from our ad fraud guidance, explaining the challenges we are facing as an industry and as individual companies, as well as exploring potential solutions companies can put in place internally and externally.
The purpose of this document is to better understand perceptions and actions in relation to verification providers, notably in the field of viewable impressions.