Max is coming to market. Following months of streaming rumors and speculation, Warner Bros. Discovery is officially combining its streaming services HBO Max and Discovery+ under one brand: Max. Launching May 23 with a new tagline, color and mission, the upcoming service will drop the iconic HBO moniker in favor of the single word. “HBO…
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Fox Takes Another Legal Hit: Newsworthiness No Defense In Dominion Defamation Lawsuit
The judge also curtailed Dominion’s use of references to the Jan. 6 Capitol insurrection and the specific content of death threats against its employees.
AMC Networks Names Kim Granito New Chief Marketer
The game of executive musical chairs continues at AMC Networks, with the company promoting Kim Granito to head of marketing. Top line The former evp of integrated marketing and AMC Content Room will now take on marketing and brand strategy for the company’s entire U.S. portfolio of entertainment brands. She takes over for Len Fogge,…
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LinkedIn Verification Now Lets You Verify Your Job and Account
To beat back fake accounts, the professional social network is rolling out new tools to prove you work where you say you do and are who you say you are.
DOOH Could Remain A Small Slice Of The Ad Market If It Doesn’t Prioritize Performance
Before DOOH can court bigger ad budgets, it must adapt the automated tools marketers use for measuring and buying against performance to a media channel that straddles the online and
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Nielsen Enables ‘Market-Wide’ View Of Audio Streaming In Radio Markets
Nielsen estimates audio streaming now accounts for 12% of all radio use in the markets it measures.
Microsoft Advertising PLA Extensions Extend Ads On And Off Retail Sites
PLA Extensions, the first integrated retail media solution from Microsoft, allows brands to serve product ads onsite and offsite with one budget while automatically optimizing for performance and
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Brave Software Prepares For Its Next Challenge: Advertising
Brave Software, which makes the eponymous browser and search engine, is taking the next step by opening a self-serve ad platform option.
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