London
– Reuters, the global
information company, today announced a new program with the Nokia Ad Business
to provide extensive mobile advertising solutions for Reuters UK through its worldwide
partner network of mobile operators and publishers.
The existing Reuters sales team will be supported by
the Nokia Ad Business, which was formed when Nokia acquired mobile advertising
leader Enpocket in October 2007. Nokia’s
worldwide media sales team will sell mobile advertising on the Reuters UK
mobile site, plus Nokia will offer additional solutions such as branded mobile
websites for Reuters’ advertisers, enabling them to take full advantage of the
mobile marketplace.
“We are delighted to
announce this new partnership with Nokia and believe it will greatly extend the
breadth of our advertising reach within the mobile arena,” said Tim Faircliff, General Manager for Consumer Media, UK & EMEA at Reuters. “Working with Nokia offers us access to premium
global audiences through its advertising network and will offer broader
opportunities to our existing media sales team.”
“We are pleased to work with blue chip publishers, like Reuters,” said Mike
Baker, VP and Head of Nokia Ad Business Unit. “Our
advertising clients trust their mobile advertising to Nokia because they are
looking for brand-safe opportunities to reach consumers on quality mobile
properties, such as Reuters.”
Nokia Ad Business offers advertisers the reach of over 100 million mobile consumers
and delivers mobile advertising across multiple formats, including mobile Web
display advertising, SMS, MMS, in-application, and video.
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