As if Trump-Biden weren’t enough, two of America’s most prominent CEOs may actually duke it out.
iPhone and Samsung Battery Heat Test: How Hot Is Too Hot? | WSJ
‘Public’ Schools That Aren’t Public
Far from being open to all, admission is restricted by arbitrary district lines.
UM’s New Commerce Tool Gives Clients More Control Over Their Retail Media Investments
Before the pandemic, UM was working with a handful of clients on retail media and commerce investments that totaled about a few hundred million dollars in billings. Now, as many 40 clients are driving $2 billion in global commerce billings for the agency. The retail media space is ballooning, and not just at UM. By…
Ohio Is Another GOP Abortion Warning
Democrats keep winning referendums, by a lot, even in Republican-leaning states.
Tesla Autopilot Crash Analysis: Footage Suggests Reasons for Accidents With Emergency Vehicles | WSJ
Q2: PubMatic Licks Its Wounds As Growth Remains Flat
PubMatic reported meager YOY revenue growth in Q2, up just a smidge to $63.3 million from $63 million in Q2 of last year.
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Fancy Feast Threw a Party for Cat Lovers Who Don’t Usually Meet IRL
Last year, cat food brand Fancy Feast hosted a restaurant pop-up called Gatto Bianco, where people could eat like their feline companions. After garnering buzz among cat lovers, the brand’s marketing team faced a daunting challenge. “How are we gonna top that for 2023,” recalled senior brand manager Amanda Zaydman. Its answer: in celebration of…
Cadent Switches Private Equity Owners, Sets Sights On Omnichannel
The private equity firm Novacap acquires advanced TV advertising company Cadent, which is now setting its sights on omnichannel.
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Weed Edibles Brand Spoofs Big Pharma in SNL-Style Ad
Anyone who has suffered from tennis ankle, air guitar back, scrolling finger or bicycle seat butt can relate to a character named Randy Falcon, the star of a new ad campaign for cannabis brand Cheeba Chews. Except those are fake ailments, with Falcon appearing as an accident-prone comedic narrator in a long-form video inspired by…