The Year Ahead for ... Media Planning
12 Jan 2012 | by David Wilding
David Wilding proposes three focuses: people are not 'target audiences', data needs context and behaviour should dictate everything.
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Jed Glanvill is expecting 2012 to be a year of new agency models, more media buying options and lots of opportunities to be provided by mobile.
David Wilding proposes three focuses: people are not 'target audiences', data needs context and behaviour should dictate everything.
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