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In this week\u2019s Week in Review: Facebook faces multiple fines by the EU and France, ITV announce they are to launch addressable TV advertising within 12 months, and Apple TV and Amazon call a truce, for weekly updates\u00a0<\/span>sign up to the weekly Video Round-Up<\/span><\/a>.<\/span><\/p>\n

Top Stories<\/h3>\n

Facebook Fined for WhatsApp Deal and Facing Multiple Privacy Actions in Europe<\/b>
\nEuropean Union antitrust regulators have fined Facebook<\/a> 110 million Euros for giving misleading information during a vetting of its deal to acquire messaging service WhatsApp in 2014. The European Commission said Facebook claimed it could not automatically match user accounts on its namesake platform and WhatsApp, but later launched a service doing exactly that. Facebook said the errors<\/a> made in its 2014 filings were not intentional and that the Commission had confirmed they had not affected the outcome of the merger review.<\/p>\n

Facebook has also been fined<\/a> \u20ac150,000 by France\u2019s data protection watchdog CNIL, and is currently under investigation in Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Spain for data privacy violations around the tracking of users and non-users and the use of user data for advertising. The Belgian Privacy Commission is renewing its recommendations<\/a> over Facebook\u2019s tracking of users and non-users through cookies, social plug-ins and pixels, for which it is seeking judicial enforcement in October.<\/p>\n

ITV to Launch Addressable TV Ads Within 12 Months<\/b>
\nITV plans to launch<\/a> addressable TV in the next 12 months in an effort to boost advertising revenues by attracting brands and companies that would otherwise spend their budgets with Facebook and Google. The UK commercial broadcaster plans to allow advertisers to target TV ads on a household-by-household basis. Press reports indicate<\/a> ITV will offer \u201caccountable data\u201d, which would be third party verified and delivered across all its assets. It wants to talk to set-top box manufacturers, the TV manufacturers, the delivery systems and others to realise its ambitions.<\/p>\n

Apple TV and Amazon Call Truce<\/b>
\nApple is preparing to announce that Amazon Prime Video will be available on Apple TV at its annual developer\u2019s conference, Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), next month. According to Advanced TV<\/a>, in exchange for Prime Video returning to the Apple TV platform, Amazon will resume sales of Apple TV devices, according to reports. The online retail giant halted sales of the device in October 2015 because Apple\u2019s box didn\u2019t offer a way for Prime subscribers to access Amazon\u2019s content.<\/p>\n

The Week in TV<\/h3>\n

Vodafone Sees TV and Convergence Growth in Spite of Challenging Year<\/b>
\nFor the year ending 31 March the Vodafone group has reported<\/a> a 4.4 per cent decline in revenues, to \u20ac47.6 billion. The standout figure in the report being the massive \u20ac6.1 billion loss it suffered, largely due to its troubled Indian operations and problems in the UK.<\/p>\n

However, there were also positives: in Spain, Vodafone\u2019s TV base reached 1.3 million, up 246,000 year-on-year. The company\u2019s mobile and TV combination reached 2.4 million customers at the end of the financial year.<\/p>\n

Vivendi Bid for Majority Havas Stake Prompts Questions of Agency Impartiality<\/b>
\nVivendi\u2019s recent bid for a majority stake in Havas has prompted questions<\/a> of how the agency will convince clients it is not biased towards Vivendi-owned media assets. Vivendi also owns DailyMotion, FTA broadcast operator Mediaset, and Telecom Italia.<\/p>\n

Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of rival advertising group WPP, argues the merger<\/a> would create \u201call sorts of potential for conflict of interest.\u201d. Brian Wieser, analyst with Pivotal Research, also highlighted how Havas Media will have to manage against “perceptions that Havas clients will be steered towards Vivendi-owned media assets\u201d.<\/p>\n

Fox Puts Joe Marchese in Charge of Sales<\/b>
\nJoe Marchese has been named<\/a> president of advertising revenue for Fox Networks Group, which includes the Fox broadcast network, FX and Fox Sports 1. The move raised eyebrows as Marchese has previously<\/a> warned that TV networks \u201cbombard\u201d people with too many ads, and has advocated for consumers to use ad blockers. The executive now has to find a means to keep revenue in linear television amidst ratings declines, cord cutting and the explosion in often ad-free video streaming.<\/p>\n

US Pay-TV Loses Over Half a Million Subs<\/b>
\nThe top 10 television service providers in the US lost 559,000 customers between them in the first quarter of 2017, <\/span>according to<\/span><\/a> the informitv Multiscreen Index. That is the largest loss seen so far, amounting to a quarterly subscriber reduction of 0.63 per cent. It compares to a loss of 162,000 for the top 10 services in the previous quarter and a small gain of 18,000 in the first quarter of 2016.<\/span><\/p>\n

Over Half of US Cord Cutters Cancelled in the Last Two Years<\/b>
\nFifty two per cent of US cord-cutters cancelled their pay TV service within the last two years, <\/span>according to The Diffusion Group<\/span><\/a>. The research claims that the availability of inexpensive streaming services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime has caused legacy TV subscribers to reassess the value of their TV services. <\/span><\/p>\n

2017 Champions League Final will be Free to All and in VR on BT Sport<\/b>
\nBT <\/span>has announced<\/span><\/a> it will make this season\u2019s UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League finals available for free on YouTube, the BT website, BT Sport channels and the app. The final will also be available through 360\u00b0streams on YouTube and the new BT Sport Virtual Reality App.<\/span><\/p>\n

The Week in Publishing<\/h3>\n

BPI Rebuts YouTube Claim to be Good for Music Industry<\/b>
\nThe British Phonographic Industry has issued<\/a> a response challenging the RBB Economics report which looked at the \u201cValue of YouTube to the music industry<\/a>\u201d. Geoff Taylor, Chief Executive BPI & BRIT Awards, said that \u201c… the data in this Google-commissioned report reinforces the fact that YouTube is having a negative impact on revenues from recorded music\u201d. The BPI analysis argues that if 19 per cent of YouTube users chose to take out a music subscription, it would generate approximately \u00a3415 million per annum additional retail spend on music, doubling the current value of the UK streaming market.<\/p>\n

UK VR Firm Raises $500 Million<\/b>
\nImprobable, a London-based virtual reality firm, has announced<\/a> that it has raised $502 million in one of the biggest investments in an early stage European technology business. The round was led by SoftBank, and though the valuation is undisclosed, the Japanese bank\u2019s confirmation that its investment only provides it with an uncontrolled stake means that the Improbable has to be valued at least twice that of the investment. Over one billion USD.<\/p>\n

Communications and Social Increasingly Dominate App Time<\/b>
\nThe increasing popularity of Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram mean communications and social media is accounting for a greater share of the time people spend on apps than ever, according to Verto Analytics<\/a>. Their study found the monthly time spent on communications and social media apps grew by 11.2 billion minute, 38 per cent, from Sept to March 2017. This made it the fastest growing app category and now accounts for 44 per cent of all mobile app time. Entertainment had the next biggest rise, up 3.4 billion minutes, 22 per cent, to account for over one in every five app minutes.<\/p>\n

VR Content Market to be Worth $41 Billion by 2023<\/b>
\nThe Global VR content creation market is estimated to reach $41.01 billion at the end 2023 from $147.5 million in 2015, Advanced TV reports<\/a>. Rising demand in the gaming segment, driven by improving VR technologies and capabilities, is the key determinant for the growth of VR content creation market globally.<\/p>\n

\u201cAdvanced\u201d Interactive Video Advertising Out-Performing Pre-Roll <\/b>
\nAccording to Inovid<\/a> \u201cadvanced video advertising\u201d – that which includes interactive elements – is driving more value and yielding higher benchmarks across the board over standard pre-roll video ads. Though performance varies across publisher types, ad lengths and player sizes.<\/p>\n

VR Content Blowing Up in Online Porn<\/b>
\nAccording to research from PornHub<\/a>, VR has become one of its fastest growing categories. Since launch VR with 30 videos in spring 2016 PornHub said its collection has grown to include more than 2,600 videos that are viewed 500,000 times a day. PornHub said VR visitors typically watch multiple videos per visit, but their actual time on site remains about the same at just under 10 minutes. Men are 160 per cent more likely to watch VR content than women, and the 25-to-34-year-old age group is 47 per cent more likely to watch VR videos. PornHub note that when looking for VR videos, visitors are most likely to search for \u201cVR\u201d, followed by \u201c360 VR\u201d and \u201c360 degree\u201d.<\/p>\n

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The Week in Tech<\/h3>\n

Facebook Refunds Advertisers Over Measurement Bug<\/b>
\nFacebook Inc. has announced<\/a> that it is issuing refunds to some advertisers after discovering a bug in its system that led it to overstate clicks on marketers\u2019 websites. In a blog post the social network said the discrepancy was minor, occurring only when users visited the site on mobile web browsers, and allowed \u201cvideo carousel\u201d ad format clicks to be inadvertently registered as site-link clicks. As such, the Facebook argued that the bug only affected advertisers specifically paying for ads that resulted in clicks to their websites.<\/p>\n

Google Updates AdSense to Improve Transparency for Publishers<\/b>
\nIn Google’s latest move to assure advertisers of brand safety it has announced<\/a> two changes to its AdSense platform that it claims will increase transparency about how it deals with violations and removes ads from websites. First, AdSense\u2019s technology has been changed so it can now remove ads from individual pages, instead of entire websites. Second, Google will launch a platform in a few weeks called the \u201cPolicy Center\u201d to help website publishers understand the program\u2019s rules and fix violations more quickly.<\/p>\n

Nielsen Expands Twitter Ad Measurement<\/b>
\nNielsen has expanded<\/a> its measurement of Twitter mobile campaigns to 23 new global markets. Through Digital Ad Ratings, Nielsen will provide audience verification metrics for campaigns on Twitter\u2019s mobile app globally. Nielsen\u2019s ratings promise a view into age and gender demographics, unique audience, reach, frequency and gross rating points (GRPs) for campaigns that run in Twitter\u2019s mobile app.<\/p>\n

Google Buys VR Studio Owlchemy Labs<\/b>
\nGoogle has acquired<\/a> Texas-based VR and games studio Owlchemy Labs. Owlchemy has created<\/a> VR games including Job Simulator, a launch title for HTC Vive, Oculus + Touch, and PlayStation VR; and Rick and Morty Virtual Rick-ality, a collaboration with Adult Swim Games.<\/p>\n

Snapchat \u201cMax Reach\u201d Launched in UK<\/b>
\nDigital advertisers in the UK and France can now reach the entire Snapchat user base with their ads, after the image-sharing platform rolled out its Max Reach function to brands in these countries, the IAB reports<\/a>. Max Reach allows advertisers to reserve space across Snapchat’s Discover, Our Stories and User Stories features, and to have their adverts seen by every Snapchat user. According to statistics from Snap Inc, 158 million people across the world use Snapchat every day. Advertisers need to book their Max Reach slot a month in advance, with availability dependent on demand. Their adverts will then be targeted at all Snapchat users for a single day.<\/p>\n

Sling TV Activates Addressability with Programmatic Advertising Across Segments<\/b>
\nAd inventory on DISH Networks-owned OTT TV service Sling TV <\/span>is now available<\/span><\/a> programmatically through a SpotX provided video ad serving platform. The partnership enables advertisers to buy programmatically as well as target specific audience segments such as \u2018would-be-vacationers\u2019, \u2018auto intenders\u2019 and \u2018back to school shoppers, according to the technology provider.<\/span><\/p>\n

Partnerships of the Week<\/h3>\n

Direct Line and MediaCom Partner in OpenSlate Test to Raise Industry Standards<\/b>
\nDirect Line <\/span>has announced<\/span><\/a> that it has become the first brand in the UK to use social video analytics platform OpenSlate\u2019s new brand safety features on its YouTube media buys, through a partnership with MediaCom UK. <\/span><\/p>\n

Kaltura Powers Kocowa OTT for KCP<\/b>
\nKaltura <\/span>has been selected<\/span><\/a> by KCP, the Korean content platform, to power the company\u2019s new OTT service \u201cKocowa\u201d. The service will deliver K-Drama content to users worldwide.<\/span><\/p>\n

Geometry Global and Blippar Partner to Bring AR to Retail<\/b>
\nGeometry Global <\/span>has entered<\/span><\/a> into a partnership with Blippar to create “augmented retail” in the physical and digital retail space. Using Blippar\u2019s AR creation tools Blippbuilder and Blippbuilder Script, Geometry will aim to create AR in-house that can support the shopping journey in and around retail spaces with product-specific, relevant digital content. The partnership launches in the UK and will roll out in the US and Germany.<\/span><\/p>\n

Hires of the Week<\/h3>\n

RTL Netherlands Appoints Piccirilli CTO<\/b>
\nRTL Netherlands <\/span>has appointed<\/span><\/a> Giovanni Piccirilli as CTO. Prior to joining RTL, Piccirilli was a senior advisor at Accenture and before that founded his own tech company called Pepper Technology.<\/span><\/p>\n

Sublime Skinz Appoints Andrew Buckman as EMEA Managing Director<\/b>
\nSublime Skinz <\/span>has announced<\/span><\/a> the appointment of Andrew Buckman to the position of EMEA Managing Director. Buckman joins the company from OpenX, where he was responsible for accelerating adoption of the advertising platform throughout the EMEA region. <\/span><\/p>\n

Sizmek Announces CDO and New GM for APAC <\/b>
\nSizmek <\/span>has announced<\/span><\/a> digital advertising industry veteran Volker Hatz will join the company as Chief Data Officer. Prior, Hatz was global head of SAP XM DMP Solution at SAP Exchange Media. In addition, Sizmek announced the arrival of Kees de Jong, who will serve as General Manager of APAC. <\/span><\/p>\n

Owen Evans Named S4C CEO<\/b>
\nSenior Welsh civil servant Owen Evans <\/span>has been appointed<\/span><\/a> as CEO of the nation\u2019s public broadcaster, S4C. Evans will succeed the incumbent Ian Jones in in October of this year.<\/span><\/p>\n

Tricolor TV Names Molostvova Programming Chief<\/b>
\nRussian pay TV provider Tricolor TV <\/span>has named<\/span><\/a> Olga Molostvova as programming director in charge of the operator\u2019s own channel portfolio. Prior to joining Tricolor TV Molostvova served as programming director of 7tv.<\/span><\/p>\n

This Week on VAN<\/h3>\n

How Berlin-based Zeotap are Bringing Telco Data to the Mass Market, <\/span>read more on VAN<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Facebook Continues Its Assault on the Snapchat as Instagram Launches Lenses, <\/span>read more on VAN<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Smart TV Walled Gardens will Fail if they go it Alone claims Samba TV CEO, <\/span>read more on VAN<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Ad of the Week: Love Story, Movistar, Y&R<\/h3>\n

Not quite the story of blossoming young love, but the ad pays off after a long build-up…<\/span><\/p>\n

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