Research

The latest results from AOP reveals publishers are losing more than £18.4m in revenue, despite drop in ad blocking rates

AOP and Deloitte reveal annual digital publishing revenues increased by 6.8% to £511.5m, driven by strong growth in display and video formats

AOP and Deloitte reveal publishers’ total digital revenue increased by 6.8% on a 12-month rolling basis to June 2018.

The AOP is committed to an industry-wide initiative to prove the value of digital ad investment. Here’s why...

AOP and Deloitte reveal publishers’ total digital revenue has increased by 5.4% on a 12-month rolling basis to March 2018 with industry confidence also on the up.

New statistics from AOP show the percentage of advertising impressions being blocked has fallen, but revenue loss continues to rise for publishers.

AOP and Deloitte reveal publishers’ total digital revenue has increased by 5.6% on a 12-month rolling basis to December 2017, largely driven by display advertising.

A new study by Newsworks and the Association for Online Publishing (AOP) finds that left brain memory encoding, which processes words and detail, is 42% stronger when people view ads on premium editorial sites than when they see the same ads on social media sites.

AOP and Deloitte reveal a 6.7% increase in publisher revenue from £77.6m in Q3 2016 to £82.8 in Q3 2017, coupled with a boost in industry confidence

Deloitte report reveals that the top 100 UK media and entertainment companies have a combined revenue of £96.3bn, up 11% from 2016