In this week's Week in Review: proposed changed to the LHF ad ban in the UK cause consternation among advertisers, Dentsu's CEO sets out his vision for the company, and RTL's parent company says it's looking into large scale M&A this year. Top Stories Advertisers Express Frustration at UK Junk Food Ban Updates The government Read More

Pamela Anderson, once known for not wearing much clothing, has in recent years been celebrated for not wearing much make up. Which makes her the perfect choice for lingerie brand Aerie (owned by American Eagle Outfitters), and its “100% Aerie Real” campaign against AI. This new spot by agency Shadow opens with Anderson issuing AI … The post Pamela Anderson shuns AI with American Eagle’s lingerie brand first appeared on More About Advertising.

Luxury brands tend not to stint on their ads and here’s Michel Gondry for Chanel with multiple Margot Robbies and Kylie Minogue on vocals. No short cuts here, their lawyers wouldn’t allow it. As Emma Hall noted: fashion brands seem to be doing advertising a lot better than FMCG these days (see also Gucci, Prada, … The post MAA Ad of the Week: Margot Robbie for Chanel first appeared on More About Advertising.

This week's notable ads came from brands including Aerie, KFC, Peroni, and more.

The retail media revolution of data-driven, digital marketing monetization is coming to the sports industry. On the innocuous end of the sports marketing spectrum, this week, Pacers Sports & Entertainment (PS&E) debuted what it calls the Fieldhouse Media Network in partnership with Deloitte and Yieldmo. PS&E owns the Indiana pro basketball teams – the NBA’s […] The post The Sports World Is Getting The Retail Media Bug appeared first on AdExchanger.

One of the biggest surprises for newcomers to mobile OOH is how dramatically performance can change within very small geographic distances. The post Inside a High-Performance GOTV Route: How Mobile Billboards Are Planned Block by Block first appeared on OOH TODAY.

Can a good sales presentation offset the impact of a very bad news week? That’s a question for Meta, which collected two guilty verdicts in court this week for failing to protect children and creating additive products. Yet inside the Manhattan Center, you wouldn’t know it. The post Meta’s NewFront Message To Advertisers: Embrace The Noise appeared first on AdExchanger.

There is fierce disagreement around how much generative AI models, which are changing the way that people find and discover products, will also disrupt retail media and ecommerce systems.

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