Now And Later Full Movie Dailymotion
Dorthea Seate
Basically the Dailymotion app is like youtube. On other devices/browers you have a login so you can see your playlists etc. On Apple TV the dailymotion app offers no such login. It is really basic. You can't watch your stuff ?
Anne Peir heads up the team growing Adap.tv's presence in France, Belgium, the Netherlands and South America. She is responsible for helping trading desks build and grow their business and connecting new inventory sources.
Gardes joined the company from WPP-owned 24/7 Real Media where he spent two years working with publishers and ad sales houses. He managed the French ad serving business unit and served as Co-President of TASC, The Ad Serving Club, in France.
He spent five years before that at online performance advertising network, MIVA joining as Head of Business Development and working his way up to Joint Managing Director with clients including Voyages SNCF, Le Monde, Libration, Caradisiac, Doctissimo, Eurosport.
Vihan Sharma started his career with LuckySurf.com with responsibility for media interactive advertising across Europe, before moving onto LSF Network as a Business Development Director for interactive direct marketing in France.
In 2005 Vihan joined Ciao Surveys as a Panel Development Manager before joining Acxiom in September 2009 where he has to date focused on Product Management, and more latterly Partnership Development. Vihan Sharma is Market Leader at Acxiom France.
With nearly 20 years of experience in the online industry, Eric has worked in business development roles throughout Europe and within several U.S. companies who are leaders in their fields, including CNN, Videology, and Specific Media.
In November 2003 he was promoted to Media Director for Advertising.com France, based in Paris. He joined TradeDoubler France in August 2006 as Director of the Publisher Unit tasked with strengthening and developing the network of publisher partners. A year later, he was named Operations Director, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands, for the DRIVEpm advertising network (now part of Microsoft Media Network).
Jrme Grateau, as Managing Director, Partner Business Solutions SEEMEA, is in charge of the strategic partnerships for Google monetization and Adserving solutions in Southern and Eastern Europe, Middle-East and Africa.
In 2010, he joined Cellfish Media, the mobile content leader, in charge of affiliation and search marketing acquisition efforts.
In 2013, he opened the Trademob French office, the leading app marketing platform offering tracking and optimization across more than 230 mobile adnetworks.
Alexis has been CEO of Audience Square since July 2012. Audience Square is the largest French news and media marketplace with a unique approach to RTB trading, through their qualified first party database.
Bicho joined Dailymotion in 2009, after obtaining a Master in Computer Science. Having understood the challenges facing data and inventory on video, Bicho is now leading the Dailymotion Exchange project that will enables buyers to buy Dailymotion video inventory and its first party data across all platforms using RTB.
In January 2006 he joined Starcom France to build their digital agency offering. In 2011, the agency showed the highest rate of digital income from all networks and a digital approach based on three strategic areas; TV-Web media, distribution of brand content and social media and networks.
In June 2011, Jean-Baptiste became CEO of VivaKi Nerve Center in France. He is in charge of the deployment of products and services including programmatic buying, Audience On Demand (AOD), and trading desk solutions.
In December, 2012 SpotXchange appointed Sophie Davidas as Directeur Business Development, France. Based in Paris, she provides publishers in the region with the controls and insight needed to capitalize on the shift towards the programmatic trading of video using the market-leading platform solution from SpotXchange.
Sophie has extensive experience in the online video advertising sector in France, working for leading video companies such video ad management platform VideoPlaza and interactive video advertising platform Innovid.
Sophie founded the Content Management Software Editor EXP Technology in 1999 and Mediatid in 1996. She has an MBA from INSEAD, and a BSc in Computer Engineering from Technion in Israel and enjoys script-writing in her free time.
Zuzanna Gierlinska joined BlueKai to lead the first step in global expansion. As Managing Director UK she is responsible for European sales and operations efforts across both the BlueKai Audience Data Marketplace and Data Management Platform.
Zuzanna has 14 years of digital media experience, most recently she served at Microsoft as Global Agency Director, driving global media and enterprise strategy, executive relationships and business partnerships across leading agency holding groups.
Prior to founding Infectious Media, Martin was Board Media Director of Agency Republic, an Omnicom agency, and was voted as one of the UK's top digital media planners in a survey by Campaign Magazine.
Having experienced first hand from his time at Google, DoubleClick and Somo, how hard it is for advertisers to effectively reach consumers as they shift away from desktop, he founded Adbrain, a real-time multi-screen advertising platform to help buyers leverage technology and data to deliver results in mobile and multi-screen advertising.
Sebastien is Affiperf's global COO, and currently oversee's programmatic operations for the 12 different local offices. He also heads up the Affiperf Factory - a dedicated team based in Paris handling campaigns in remaining regions.
Sebastien started his career in Sports marketing with ISL, before joining the digital advertising industry 14 years ago for Numeriland, a leading French sales house. Following that, he held senior roles within various parts of the industry including working with Carat, for MIVA and also for a major European Ad Network.
Anne joined Videology Group in June 2012, as Managing Director for Southern Europe. Following the successful launch of the French, Spanish and Italian markets, Anne was promoted to Managing Director EMEA in October 2013.
Anne de Kerckhove has been leading key start-ups and companies in the media, advertising and entertainment space since 2000. Prior to Videology, Anne was a board member and investor in Metail, the on-line fitting room, as well as the Director of the Entertainment Division at Reed Elsevier and ran its B2B activities including midem, miptv and mipcom.
From 2003 to 2009, Anne was International Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer at Inspired Gaming Group, the leading cloud computing and server based gaming company in Europe. In 2000, she founded 12snap UK, Europe's first mobile marketing agency.
Vivendi SE is a French mass-media holding company headquartered in Paris. It owns Gameloft, Groupe Canal+, Havas, Prisma Media, Vivendi Village, and Dailymotion, and is a majority owner of the Lagardre Group. The company has activities in television, film, video games, book publishing, print press, communication, tickets, and video hosting services.
In 2000 Vivendi Universal was created from the merger with Groupe Canal+ and Seagram Company Ltd (owner of Universal Studios). In 2006 it sold off most of the Universal components and its name reverted to Vivendi.
As of 2021[update], Vivendi's chairman Yannick Bollor is also CEO of Havas, which was spun off from Vivendi in 2000 but has since become a subsidiary. The company is known for its stake in Universal Music Group, which it partially spun off in 2021.
On 14 December 1853, a water company named Compagnie gnrale des eaux (CGE) was created by an imperial decree of Napoleon III.[1] In 1854, CGE obtained a concession in order to supply water to the public in Lyon, serving in that capacity for over a hundred years. In 1861, it obtained a 50-year concession with the City of Paris.[4] CGE also supplied water to Nantes, Venice (from 1880), Constantinople (from 1882) and Porto (from 1883).[1] For more than a century, Compagnie gnrale des eaux remained largely focused on the water sector.
Following the appointment of Guy Dejouany as CEO in 1976, CGE extended its activities into other sectors with a series of takeovers.[1] Beginning in 1980, CGE began diversifying its operations from water into waste management, energy, transport services, and construction and property. It acquired the Compagnie gnrale d'entreprises automobiles (CGEA), specialized in industrial vehicles, which was later divided into two branches: Connex (later Veolia Transport) in 1999 and Onyx Environnement (later Veolia Environmental Services) in 1989.[5] CGE then acquired the Compagnie gnrale de chauffe, and the Montenay group, with these companies later becoming the Energy Services division of CGE, and later renamed "Dalkia" in 1998.[5]
In 1983, CGE helped to found Canal+, the first pay-TV channel in France, and in the 1990s, they began expanding into telecommunications and mass media, especially after Jean-Marie Messier succeeded Guy Dejouany on 27 June 1996, acquiring companies such as the Babelsberg Studio.[citation needed] In 1996, CGE created Neuf Cegetel to take advantage of the 1998 deregulation of the French telecommunications market, accelerating the move into the media sector which would culminate in the 2000 demerger into Vivendi Universal and Vivendi Environnement (Veolia).[6][better source needed]
In 1997, Compagnie Gnrale des Eaux changed its name to Vivendi (derived from the Latin "vivendus"), and sold off its property and construction divisions the following year to what would become Vinci SA. Vivendi went on to acquire stakes in or merge with Maroc Telecom, Havas, Cendant Software, Grupo Anaya, and NetHold, a large Continental European pay-TV operator. Beginning in 1998, Vivendi launched digital channels in Italy, Spain, Poland, Scandinavia, Belgium, and the Netherlands.