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It’s opening day for Major League Baseball, and MLB Network will air an unprecedented number live games this season, starting with a “Showcase” telecast of the Dodgers and Cardinals today, March 28 at 4p.  As the network enters its 16th season, Bill Morningstar, President MLB Network & MLB EVP Sponsorship Sales, talks about the beauty […]

Don Julio Tequila is developing an app for the Apple Vision Pro, which will virtually transport consumers to Mexico to experience the brand’s four-part tequila-making process. We spoke with DIAGEO about the process.

Last year alone, 72% of people held more in-person meetings and many of them raised budgets for attending events. With this increased attendance, new PR trends have emerged—from an influx in content creators to new social media strategies. Our author explores three tips to revamp your in-person event strategy for 2024.

Edelman and LinkedIn created a report on the impact of B2B thought leadership on out-of-market buyers. We spoke to Joe Kingsbury, Edelman’s Global Chair of Edelman Business Marketing, about its key takeaways.

At the Senate Judiciary Committee’s most recent child safety hearing, lawmakers assert that social media companies are inadequately protecting young people from sexual predators, addictive features, suicide and eating disorders, unrealistic beauty standards, and bullying. 

A recent study, by data compliance tech company, Compliant,  revealed that 90% of publishers shared consumer data with third parties without consent. It’s high time publishers and ad tech companies prioritize consumer privacy. These stats reveal there’s more work to do, despite some efforts towards privacy compliance.

AdMonsters YOY traffic has grown immensely. To mark this milestone, we’re sharing a list of some of the most-read AdMonsters articles from 2023. From the challenges of Seller Defined Audiences, to data monetization in an era of ID deprecation, to a path to net zero, to how publishers can safely enhance their products with AI — we had you covered.

Thanks to their dominance, Google, Meta, and Amazon will continue to attract the lion’s share of the advertiser’s budget. Over the next few years, they will account for 83% of global digital advertising revenue. Regulators across the globe are doing all they can to stop the dominance, of course, but Big Tech shows no sign of going down without a fight. While 2023 was a year for antitrust suits filed and in some cases lost, 2024 will be a year when key decisions will be made and appealed. It will also be a year when the impact of sweeping regulations in the EU may be felt.

With website business models that depend on clicks from social media platforms now broken, comes social news platform Post. Launched late last year with the goal of fostering civil discussion, Post was designed for premium publishers to meet and monetize new audiences on social media. Noam Bardin, CEO & Founder of Post, offers his thoughts […]

Chief Marketer’s PRO Awards judges panel provided insights on promotional marketing programs, best practices and brands making waves in the marketplace.