Brands connect TV and video advertising
16 Jan 2013 | by Jane Bainbridge
As users consume more video content online and television gets connected, brands need to respond as these two advertising platforms converge.
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This month's Marketing contributors Sir John Hegarty and marketer Will Harris recount the best piece of marketing they have seen in recent weeks.
As users consume more video content online and television gets connected, brands need to respond as these two advertising platforms converge.
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