Unruly Wins Best Digital Advertising Operations Team At The AOP Awards
The drinks were flowing last night after Unruly’s Ops team won Best Digital Advertising Operations Team at this year’s AOP Digital Publishing Awards. The team beat off stiff competition from The Telegraph and IPC Media to collect their award in front of a crowd of 2,500 people at the Camden Roundhouse. The judges praised the team for its “innovation and entrepreneurial spirit”, adding “they’ve made a huge and leading contribution to the industry – not just their own business.” Unruly co-founder and COO Sarah Wood said: “It’s great to see the Unruly Ops team getting the industry recognition they deserve. Not only does the team #DeliverWow 365 days of the year for clients, they also lead on product innovation and industry-best practices. They are #LEGENDS, each and every one.”
Unruly Named As AOP Awards Finalist For Second Year Running
Unruly Named As AOP Awards Finalist For Second Year Running. Well done Ops Legends! The Unruly Operations Team has been nominated for the AOP Digital Publishing Awards for the second year in a row. The Awards recognise and champion excellence in digital advertising, reflecting the innovation and enterprise that characterises the industry.
Unruly Scoops Awards For Outstanding Technological Innovation And International Impact
Unruly is today celebrating double award success. Last night we scooped International Impact Management Team of the Year at the BVCA Awards. CEO Scott Button and members of Unruly’s management team picked up the prestigious accolade at the London Marriott Hotel in Grosvenor Square, London, yesterday. As the global platform for social video marketing, we beat off stiff competition from across the South-East to win the regional title and were also named the winner of the national awards, making us the UK’s leading company for international impact.
Unruly Named As One Of The Top 10 Companies In Europe At The Media Momentum Awards
LONDON: 23 May, 2013 – Video technology company Unruly has been ranked among the top 10 fastest growing companies in Europe. The global platform for social video marketing ranked #7 in the 10th annual Media Momentum Awards, which recognise the leading companies in the digital economy. The awards, hosted by GP Bullhound, have become the top league table for Europe’s high-growth digital companies. Unruly, the only social video technology company to finish in the top 10, works with top brands and their agencies to predict the emotional impact of their ads and get them watched, tracked and shared across the social web.
Unruly Wins the 2022 Digiday Technology Award for Best SSP & Tremor Video takes home Best DSP!
Tremor International’s end-to-end platform is the way to go! We’re so excited to win the Digiday Technology Award for Best SSP and see Tremor Video take home the award for Best DSP!
Unruly’s Work On Lexus Campaign Shortlisted For “Best Use of AI”
Follow-up to first-ever car ad written by AI in running for Campaign Tech Award Unruly’s work on a follow-up campaign by Lexus to the first-ever car ad to be written by AI has been shortlisted for a Campaign Tech award. Unruly worked with the autos brand on the ground-breaking campaign for its ES model, using data collected from over 15 years of award-winning luxury campaigns to help create the first completely AI-powered autos ad. To replicate the success of the ES campaign, Lexus approached Unruly again, along with M/Six and Xaxis, to help with the launch of its new campaign to promote the Lexus UX. To ensure the content resonated strongly with Lexus’ target audiences, Unruly used its pioneering content testing tool UnrulyEQ and front-facing Emotion AI webcams
Campaign Names Unruly As One Of The Best Places To Work
Unruly has been named one of the best places to work by Campaign. We came 16th in Campaign’s Best Places To Work 2020 list, ranking alongside the likes of the IAB UK, the7stars, Wavemaker and Confused.com. The award takes into consideration a number of factors, including holiday balance, opportunities for professional growth, diversity and inclusion initiatives, flexible working hours and a focus on the physical and mental wellbeing of staff. Hilary Goldsmith, Unruly’s Chief Customer Officer, said: “This is a huge achievement! Focusing on culture and employee well being was built into Unruly’s DNA from the beginning and it continues to be an amazing place to work. This recognition is testament to everyone across the business who works tirelessly every day to make Unruly an amazing place to
Unruly CEO Reflects On His Time At Agency That Launched First Banner Ad 25 Years Ago
This Sunday marks an important milestone in the history of online advertising. That’s because 25 years ago this weekend, the first-ever banner ad was launched. It’s a format that certainly divides opinion, but as it enters its 26th year, its impact on digital advertising since first appearing as a boxy, clickable ad at the top of the pages of HotWired.com is without question. But what was it like to be there? Well, Unruly’s CEO Norm Johnston, who worked for the agency who created the first banner 25 years ago, looks back at the impact it had, and the monumental journey the ad industry has been on ever since. Q. Back in 1994, the first banner ad was set upon the world, marking the start of a whole new
The Cookie Conundrum, the ICO and Jack Straw: 7 Key Takeaways From New Video Frontiers
It’s conference season in the ad industry at the moment. I suppose it’s a little like the entertainment awards season in California, but without the sunshine, red carpet and glamour. And as we run (or stagger) from conference to awards to roundtable session, it’s hard to remember who said what, where and when. Especially when you can’t read the illegible notes you scribbled down on a piece of paper to remind yourself (someone tore out their notebook as you forgot to bring your own). So I thought I’d save you the trouble. Here are my top seven takeaways from the recent New Video Frontiers: 1.OTT revenue is going to grow but barriers and obstacles will slow its growth Advertisers follow audiences, and that’s why “50% of advertisers plan
