People Don’t Trust AI – They Trust Creators, Says People Inc.’s Jonathan Roberts

If publishers had to explain their relationship with AI, a 2012-style Facebook status would probably do the trick: It’s complicated. Publishers want their content to be surfaced by AI search interfaces. But offering AI scrapers free and unlimited access to content is a slippery slope that can lead to well-fed LLMs and starving pubs. Plus, […] The post People Don’t Trust AI – They Trust Creators, Says People Inc.’s Jonathan Roberts appeared first on AdExchanger.

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Buddig Revives Grandma Buddig for ‘Eat Your Buddig’ Campaign

Buddig has launched its latest campaign, 'Eat Your Buddig,' to promote its meat and snack offerings as convenient, protein-packed options for on-the-go consumers. The campaign reintroduces the character of Grandma Buddig, who first appeared last year, in a playful role designed to resonate with a ne...

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As AI Tools Multiply, Cadent And Google Cloud Make The Case For Connected Advertising Intelligence

As more brands, agencies, and media companies join in on the AI chorus of “better, faster, smarter,” the teams administering AI tools are singing a dissonant tune — managing a growing stack of AI-powered tools layered across planning, activation, measurement, reporting, and workflow management. It’s a familiar irony to anyone in advertising: Another innovation designed to […] The post As AI Tools Multiply, Cadent And Google Cloud Make The Case For Connected Advertising Intelligence appeared first on AdExchanger.

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Why Media Mergers And Spin-Offs Don’t Always Keep Their Promises

With media megamergers, acquisitions and spin-offs left and right, the media landscape is changing at a pace that is difficult to keep up with. Behind all this change is a unanimous desire to capitalize on the rapid rise of on-demand streaming, according to Scott Schiller, adjunct professor of the entertainment, media and technology program at the NYU Stern School of Business. The post Why Media Mergers And Spin-Offs Don’t Always Keep Their Promises appeared first on AdExchanger.

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Why ITV Steered Clear of Hydration Break Ads at the World Cup

Hydration breaks at this year’s FIFA World Cup have proven controversial, with viewers expressing frustration at the ad breaks that some broadcasters have inserted into the three-minute pauses. British broadcaster ITV has chosen not to do so, and Kelly Williams, ITV’s MD of commercial, says it comes down to respecting the audience experience as well Read More

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Pinterest is Seeing Incremental Spend From tvScientific Advertisers

Earlier this year, Pinterest completed its acquisition of tvScientific, a CTV performance ad platform. The social sharing site then brought its audiences off-platform for targeting in CTV environments, and last month launched Creative Advisor, an AI-powered creative optimisation tool for CTV advertisers.  In Cannes, VideoWeek caught up with Chip Jessopp, VP, GM Programmatic Ads Sales Read More

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Four Steps to Know Before Spending a Dollar On Billboards

Learn Supritha Shetty's 3-step billboard testing system to inform how your next billboard test should run. The post Four Steps to Know Before Spending a Dollar On Billboards appeared first on Blip Billboards.

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