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LoopMe is happy to announce a new 360 Video product, the only full-screen 360 solution delivering global scale. 

Reaching 1.5 billion users worldwide, LoopMe has means of finding audiences wherever you want them to be found. With new 360 video experience ready for use, advertisers can create immersive and interactive content to enhance brand experiences and create memorable ad engagements.

Download LoopMe’s 360 app for iOS here.
Download LoopMe’s app for Android here.

Please be aware that if you are using iPhone you may have to change your software settings to implement the install. Do not hesitate to contact us if you need any tips or help to get this done!

Get in touch to learn more about LoopMe’s Full-Screen 360 Video solution.

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I suppose we do have to check in with the NeverEnding Story every once in a while. It may have become something of a cult classic in a select few circles, but Spotify saw a chance to cash in on the 1984 film’s timeless message with their latest message. The best part is, none of it feels forced – W+K New York have managed to combine two concepts with resounding success. There is a truth in the advert – we’ve all at one stage searched for a classic, cringe-inducing song that endures throughout the generations. Limahl’s Never Ending Story is but one case in point – they could have picked another 80s corker like  Magic Dance from Labyrinth or Ray Parker Jr’s ghoulish movie theme.

The fact that Spotify got the original actor Noah Hathaway gives the ad even more credibility – well played guys! You can check out the ad here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=36&v=zuOiNjpkEFY

And our runner up for the week (as we’re doing runners up now!) goes to Alison Brie and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau for their AppleTV advert, the pair ‘rehearsing’ for a show that looks both terrible and terribly unmissable. Seeing Jaime Lannister get his groove on has to be a highlight of the day!

Published by DazeInfo on March 30th 2016. 

“Some consumers will pay or find other ways to opt out of advertising, but this will not impact this growth of mobile advertising which is set to become the majority of global digital advertising spend and to transform and enhance other global ad markets such as TV brand advertising.” said Stephen Upstone, chairman of the Mobile Marketing Association in the UK and CEO of video ad tech company LoopMe in an interview to the Buisness Insider.

Read the full article here.