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»Q1 2015 earnings

LinkedIn’s Display Offering No Longer A Strength

LinkedIn’s display business deteriorated during Q1 2015 and will continue to tumble, the company said during its quarterly earnings call on Thursday. While LinkedIn reported Q1 revenues of $638 million, up 35% YoY, its disappointing Q2 and full-year guidance ($670-$675 million and $2.9 billion respectively) sent shares plummeting more than 25%. During the call, CFO... Continue reading »
by Liz Rowley // April 30th, 2015 //
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IPG Q1: Roth Claims “No Rebates” In US And Totally Transparent Contracts Detailing Rebates Abroad

Agency rebates were a common theme during holding company earnings calls this week, with both Publicis and Omnicom fielding kickback questions from investors earlier in the week. On Friday during IPG’s Q1 call, CEO Michael Roth found himself under the interrogation lights. “This whole issue is not new to IPG,” Roth said, adding that IPG began... Continue reading »
by Liz Rowley // April 24th, 2015 //
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Pandora Q1: Early Days For Programmatic, But Pegs Q3 For Launch

Pandora CEO Brian McAndrews said during the digital radio company’s Q1 earnings call that its mobile programmatic solution, currently in beta, will be generally available in Q3. “During beta, we are open to a handful of customers to ensure we are set up to operationally scale the program similarly to what we’ve done in web,”... Continue reading »
by Liz Rowley // April 23rd, 2015 //
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Publicis And Omnicom Report Q1 Earnings, Get Kicked Around By Kickback Questions

When holding companies Publicis Groupe and Omnicom reported their respective 2015 first quarter earnings on Tuesday, each had to field investor inquiries about agency rebates and kickbacks. Omnicom outwardly denied participating in the controversial activity, at least in the US. “Our media agencies in the US don’t seek rebates,” Daryl Simm, CEO of Omnicom Media... Continue reading »
by Liz Rowley // April 21st, 2015 //
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