WBZ in Boston Offers Buyouts to Photogs and Engineers
Speculation is that the buyouts were because of Paramount’s $8 billion merger with Skydance Media.
Is this the new IPG-Omnicom? ‘Ready for the future’
This video has leaked out rather than come from official sources, so it might not be legitimate. But if it’s real, it’s a gloomy insight into the new IPG-Omnicom vision. What happens in this new world? At least someone admits that change is scary, but the tone and vocabulary are stuck in the old world. … The post Is this the new IPG-Omnicom? ‘Ready for the future’ first appeared on More About Advertising.
CPGs Cut Down on SKUs, Slash Prices, and Push Value Brands as Consumers Stay Frugal
As we head into the second half of the year, inflation and uncertainty around tariffs continue to shape decision making for executives at companies like PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, Keurig Dr Pepper, […]
The CEO Within: How Coworking Spaces Are Breeding Better Leaders
Image source : google The rise of remote and coworking spaces has transformed traditional leadership dynamics, promoting collaboration and flexibility. Leaders are no longer confined to conventional office environments; they are adapting to virtual and hybrid settings, reshaping how teams interact and innovate. This shift has allowed organizations to access top talent from anywhere in […] The post The CEO Within: How Coworking Spaces Are Breeding Better Leaders appeared first on .
It’s Complicated: Hollywood’s Love-Hate Relationship with AI Content
Somehow, it’s an existential threat, a blossoming secret love affair, and a hedging bet, all rolled into one Photo by Bailey Alexander on Unsplash Hollywood is currently in its “we’re not dating, but we’re definitely seeing each other” phase with AI. Publicly, the entertainment industry treats generative AI like it’s radioactive: a looming job killer, a creative imposter, a PR grenade just waiting to go off. Privately, however, studios are reportedly slipping into the DMs of AI startups, quietly experimenting behind closed doors, and very much testing the waters of what generative tools can do. Let’s start with Netflix, which recently (and officially) dipped[...]
The Inside Skinny on the New Clear Channel Outdoor Debt
Better to give away $40 million a year than lights out. 'Extend and pretend' The post The Inside Skinny on the New Clear Channel Outdoor Debt first appeared on OOH TODAY.
Weatherproof Billboards | How Heatwaves Impact Outdoor Ad Performance
Summer heat isn’t just uncomfortable—it’s a real consideration in outdoor advertising. With temperatures rising across much of the U.S., especially in the South and Midwest, weatherproof billboards have become essential for advertisers aiming to maintain consistent visibility and protect their investment. From heat-related wear and tear to visibility issues caused by environmental factors, hot weather […]
Not today, apocalypse!
Sukle's latest campaign, "Do more. Do less. Do something." for Denver’s Office of Climate Action, Sustainability, and Resiliency. The climate crisis is here The post Not today, apocalypse! first appeared on OOH TODAY.
Where Does Responsibility for Infringing Subscribers Lie? – Cox DMCA Case
The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) went into effect in 1998. The DMCA was enacted to provide copyright protection from online infringement, provide safe havens for online service providers from being sued for copyright infringement, and make it illegal to circumvent systems designed to protect copyrighted works. By many accounts, the law has been a success to both copyright holders and publishers.
E! News Canceled After More Than 3 Decades
E! will focus its growth of E! News on digital and social platforms.
