Canvs, which is known for measuring emotional reactions to TV episodes on Twitter, has expanded its reach to Facebook and YouTube.
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Total Digital Video Ad Revenues Reached $3.9 Billion In First Half Of 2016
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Analytics Company Canvs Brings Its Emotional Measurement Tools To YouTube, Facebook
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Report: Online Advertising Reaches All-Time Q1 High, Will Surpass TV Revenues In 2017
Online ad revenues reached an all-time high of $15.9 billion in the first quarter of 2016, a 21% year-over-year increase from the first quarter in 2015.
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Google Says YouTube Ads Deliver Better Return On Investment Than Their TV Counterparts
Google has presented a new study in which it states that advertising on YouTube delivers a higher return on investment than TV advertising in 77% of cases.
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YouTube Reacts To Its Most-Viewed Commercial Spots In Latest Ad Leaderboard
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Digital Advertising Predicted To Grow 15.7% In 2016
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Twitter Announces New Video Ad Product, Safety Council to Clamp Down on Trolling
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Instagram Exploring Longer Video Ad Format With 60-Second Spots
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This Blank Video Makes A Point About YouTube View Counts
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Top 10 Savviest Brands On YouTube In 2014
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John Lewis Christmas Ad Is A Case Study For Facebook’s Video Influence
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AwesomenessTV Launches Creator Licensing Division To Rep YouTube Talent In Retail [EXCLUSIVE]
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