IAB Italy Forum 25 November 2014
Townsend Feehan, CEO, IAB Europe
• Snapshot of Q3 ad spend trends in Europe, projections to 2018
• Device penetration • How IAB Europe’s substantive policy and industry
promotion work aim to help drive continued growth
IAB Italy Forum Townsend Feehan, CEO, IAB Europe
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Online to overtake TV by end 2014 as print is squeezed, but TV and online are more friend than foe
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Market dynamics differ internationally – online proportionally more important in Europe*
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China: net ad revenue in 2013
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Source: IHS
Online growth will be driven mainly by transactional mechanisms (programmatic), mobile and video formats
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Online video advertising revenue will cross the €2bn mark in 2015 and growth will not fall below 9% by 2020
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Mobile advertising exploded in 2013, and market will triple by 2020
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Europe: net mobile advertising revenues (€m)*
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Source: IHS
The average European household will have nearly 6 connected devices by 2018
1 Smart TV for every 2 households
Nearly 3 smartphones per household
1 games console per 10 households
Over 1 PC per household
1 DMA per 10 households
1 tablet for every 2 households
1 STB per 4 households
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The device universe is becoming ever more fragmented
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Other connected devices FTA set-top boxes BD players Smart TVs DMAs Pay-TV set-top boxes Game Consoles Tablets PCs Smartphones
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§ Increased regulatory attention on our sector § Privacy & data protection: GDPR, data transfer, amended ePrivacy Directive (“cookie
Directive), OBA Self-regulatory Framework § Intellectual property: trade mark review, copyright review § Consumer protection: UCPD § Telecom rules / net neutrality
§ European legislative process is a 2-track process where European Parliament and Council / Member States are “co-legislators” – both national- and EU-level tracks are essential for impact
§ IAB Europe works to explain bottom-line impact of new rules on innovation & competitiveness in Europe
§ Digital is top of the agenda – 13 “Digital Commissioners”! § ‘DISE’ network supported by national IABs will bring business reality
to EU decision-makers
How IAB Europe’s policy engagement contributes to continued growth
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Substantive policy priorities are still to do with privacy & data protection; new focus on intellectual property § Privacy & data protection :
§ Proposed general data protection regulation; § Data transfer / Safe Harbour; § Implementation and case law around the amended e-Privacy Directive 2009/136/
EC; § OBA Self-regulatory Framework § Ad blockers & Do Not Track
§ Intellectual property: trademark review, copyright review § Other dossiers – telecom rules, consumer protection, ad blockers
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Proposed general data protection regulation: key changes in comparison with 95/46/EC
§ Scope/jurisdiction (affects non-EU companies) § RTBF § Breach notification (eCommerce Directive) § Consent (affirmative action) § Enforcement – 5% of global turnover for breaches § Data protection officer mandatory for companies over 250 employees
& “risky processing” § DPA competence / one-stop-shop § EDPB with increased autonomy & authority § Ex ante notifications / prior approval removed (exceptions)
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Proposed general data protection regulation: § EP first reading made minor improvements but kept general shape
of Commission text § Council made slow progress until Italian Presidency; current focus
is one-stop-shop, and public sector (in-scope / out-of-scope) § IAB Europe priority issues: consent, legitimate interest,
pseudonymous data, profiling § Key industry allies = ICDP (esp. WFA, EACA, FEDMA) § Next steps / timing § Call to action for IAB Italy, other IABs § New rules would come into force mid-2017 at the earliest
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Ongoing enforcement, possible amendment of the ePrivacy Directive 2009/36/EC (“cookie Directive”): § Lack of harmonisation across the EU (see IAB online documentation
centre for rules in your Member State) § Some worrying national case law § Commission has said will amend Directive but outcome linked to final
GDPR wording on consent
How IAB Europe’s policy engagement contributes to continued growth
Data Transfer / Safe Harbour § Current applicable law is 95/46/EC § US does not meet “adequacy” test, but Safe Harbour regime in place
since 2000 § Post-Snowden revelations, pressure on EU Commission to re-
negotiate or drop Safe Harbour § Talks with US on modernisation scheduled to be completed this
autumn / winter § IAB Europe supports a level playing field and effective enforcement
of Safe Harbour
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IAB Europe OBA Self-regulatory Framework § Framework implemented since end 2012 § Enforcement by national SROs, certification providers § Third parties implement § Steps are licencing the icon, technical implementation and link to Your
Online Choices site, internal self-certification of compliance, external audit of self-certification, award of B2B business seal of compliance
§ Extension to mobile currently discussed with EDAA stakeholders on the basis of an IAB Europe draft addendum to the existing Framework
§ Current dialogue with European Commission on future role of / scope for Self-regulation
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Ad blockers, Do Not Track § Survey of national IABs in September found ad blockers may deprive websites of
up to 80% of ads, depending on type of site and audience demographic § Most respondents said replying tit-for-tat would be unproductive in the long term § Policy issue or a business issue? Some competition policy aspects (e.g. whitelisting
against payment) § IAB Europe working with EU publisher organisations to explore way forward § Do Not Track – link to OBA Framework for DG CNECT
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Trademark reform § Trilogue discussions underway – ‘informal’ trilogue completed,
Council will review state of play on 14th November § IAB Europe focusing on ‘referential use’
Copyright reform § Barroso Commissions put off opening up the 2001 Copyright
Directive, despite support from Kroes for new rules to support digital innovation
§ Juncker Commission has put it on the agenda, but unclear how Commission VPs with ‘team’ responsibilities will articulate with individual Commissioners
Thank you for your attentionwww.iabeurope.eu [email protected]
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