Month: February 2022

Atlanta-based creative Jess Noel has left her imprint on marketing and advertising agency Majority since she started in her role of art director last May. Now, she’s moving up to associate director of creative strategy at the agency. “Truth be told, there’s not a job title in existence that fully conveys Jess’ multifaceted gifts, and…

Hayley Comunale and Megan Fediuk join from Dentsu and Xplor, respectively.

Amazon disclosed its annual ad revenue for the first time Thursday, when it reported Q4 2021 and full-year earnings. Advertising gives Amazon twice the revenue that physical stores do and is bigger
than the company’s subscription services, but remains a small part of the company’s business. AWS added more revenue year-over-year than any quarter in its history, and is now a $71 billion annual
run-rate business.

CEO Ben Silbermann said the company will double down on its investments in the successful Idea Pins feature.

NBCUniversal has exclusive U.S. Olympics broadcast rights through 2032, so the company is ready to build a new generation of fans and keep them hooked for the next decade. While the company has pulled out all the stops to market its second Olympic Games in six months, targeting a younger audience proves to be a…

This week, the commercial load on “Resident Alien” was so extreme that it became near impossible to watch.

Snap’s direct-response advertising has recovered faster than expected, CFO Derek Andersen reported.

Electric locomotives could cut emissions of greenhouse gases and toxic pollutants that harm people living near rail yards.

Editor’s note: This piece is part of our Columnist Network series, which explores the tactical thoughts and actions from Adweek’s community of high-level experts. Whether it’s movies, candy or gifts, holidays like Christmas, Halloween or Valentine’s Day can seem to focus on consumption. But the rise of short-form video platforms has recently turned the holidays…