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2. ComScore's video publishing program will integrate with the video publishing company the Platform. Together, the two systems will be able to relay detailed analytics to clients, providing information such as which devices someone is watching their videos on and what time of day they are watching.
3. A few top online publishers in the U.K. announced that more readers are going to mobile and tablet devices to consumer content, instead of reading on desktops. The Guardian, for example, says 48% of readers access the site from tablets and smartphones on weekdays and that number jumps to 60% on the weekends.
4. Facebook has changed its ad policy, adjusting frequency capping for brands. Brands can now serve two ads per day to users that do not follow them, up from one.
6. A handful of ad agencies are setting up lessons and workshops to teach their creatives some important digital skills. Agencies recognize that creatives need to know more than how to create the perfect spot for TV and are teaching skills including how to make a great social media campaign or how to develop an app.
9. A study from the CMO Council shows that while spend on social and digital media will continue to increase, spending on mobile may soon slow down. 71% of marketers say the expect their companies to increase social and online spend, while 48% said they do not plan to increase mobile budgets.