Month: December 2022

The Finding Safe Haven series offers reports on seven geographic regions.

More than one year ago, President Joe Biden nominated longtime net neutrality proponent and consumer advocate Gigi Sohn to the FCC. As of today, the full Senate has yet to vote on her confirmation.

The true lookalike links between most segment members have become tenuous at best and most likely specious.

Online tax filing services “have been quietly transmitting sensitive financial information to Meta when Americans file their taxes online,” two California residents allege in a new class-action
complaint.

Rebel Interactive Chief Strategy Officer BJ Kito offers his own set of observations about what to look for trend-wise in the digital marketing space, and just as importantly, what not to look for.

Struggles to resolve existing and new challenges will accompany advertising and tech gains and evolving marketing opportunities, say industry pros.

The 30-second spot, produced by BBDO New York, will air during the third commercial break in the second quarter, part of a month-long immersive campaign.

The plan — said to be part of a strategy to yield more revenue from its investments in livestreamed sports rights — may or may not ultimately pan out.

The passing of beloved industry figures — Subway marketing guru Tony Pace and USIM President Russell Zingale — were among the most-read “Media Daily News” stories of the year.

If TV is the influential medium that the ad biz insists it is, then it stands to reason that TV’s encouragement of drinking is influential too.