Sky is always banging on about how great it is, among the ads, so it has a stronger recognition than the BBC, with its elegant brand inserts.
Would Twitter let brands insert a single Promoted Tweet ad into a publisher's Moment and split that revenue with them?
Your favourite episodes of Friends could soon come with added product placement following the rollout of new technology that digitally inserts branded goods into pre-existing video programmes.
Kraft said in its legal filing that Tassimo was the only single-serve machine that offered Starbucks-branded inserts and that the relationship bolstered sales.
However, it has one slight advantage: when a Facebook brand page inserts its messaging into your social news feed, it can feel intrusive and annoying.
MICHAEL BARBARO Aiming at Virginia Guns The last time Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg inserted himself into Virginia politics, he got branded a mobster.
For creative cities, it is important to motivate people for implementing cultural urban branding by inserting balance into the process of expanding the four public spaces.
"Brands can insert themselves when it's most relevant," says Atkin, who in 2004 wrote a book called The Culting of Brands.
Then, that brand can insert photos sourced from this hunt directly into the e-commerce experience, either on a product page or within a gallery.
Longer-term, the company foresees a business model where some of the emoji in its database could be sponsored, allowing brands to insert themselves into users' private conversations in a more welcome (that is, opt-in) fashion.
You can imagine how, in the context of messaging between friends, brands could insert their products into intimate conversations in a format that could feel relatively natural and highly relevant.
