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It might be surprising to learn the government fights against monopolies the same way now as it did in the late 19th century – partly because the laws haven’t needed to change all that much.

Inside a cloaking scam that funneled ad spend to piracy websites. Then: your AI agency assistant is here, and it’s ready to build your media plan.

Viewers – and ad buyers – are giving FAST channels a chance. Still, the FAST channel market has a long way to go, says Michael Scott, VP and head of ad sales & operations at Samsung Ads.

Sheetz customers were treated to something out of the ordinary on Aug. 23 in Bethel Park, PA, when a tour bus pulled into the convenience store chain’s property and formed the backdrop to a one-hour, pop-up concert featuring up-and-coming country singer-songwriter Ian Munsick. For Munsick, it was a full-circle moment, as his first-ever concert took […]

Doing more with less is the name of the advertising game these days. Strict compliance and privacy laws combined with ever-changing technical restrictions limit the data companies can collect and process for marketing and advertising.  This isn’t a bad thing. Respecting customer privacy is good business, especially as younger generations take action to protect themselves. […]

Persuasion techniques that work with consumers can be applied just as effectively to business purchases. Some tools from the B2C toolbox for B2B marketers to deploy include the following.

AI will unlock new and different ways of gathering insights, and it will happen in four significant ways.

Retail media is more than just a performance channel — it’s a brand-building powerhouse. Discover how retail media is transforming advertising, from Amazon’s pioneering role to the untapped brand marketing potential in this $46B industry poised to hit $100B by 2026.

Why You Need to Operationalize Your Data Now

Inherent bias is embedded in all AI training data. This bias is perpetuated by nondiverse teams determining who gets access to it and how it’s used. That bias is then accelerated by the competitive nature of high-power investors whose primary goals are dispersing software and tools to generate outputs for clients and revenue for themselves. […]