Oct 26, 2015

Annoyance and anger follow ad stalking, preroll: Unruly

Slides from Unruly illustrate the negative fallout of preroll ads and ad "stalking" upon user notions of a brand. The final image shows Unruly's 'periodoc table' of the elements that make video content more or less shareable. Please see the link at the bottom of the page for a related promotional feature.

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