A Blitz of Deodorant Marketing Suggests That a Whiff of the Covid Lockdown May Still Be With Us
Dove's chartered plane trailed this message to Coachella's sweaty attendees.
Gray Promotes Dana Neves to Senior Managing VP
She's been the general manager of Gray-owned WFSB in Hartford, Connecticut for the past 7 years
Google’s Antitrust Ruling Will Bring Competition From Walled Gardens to Open Fields
Even though focus has been primarily placed on the publisher side of the business, it’s advertisers who stand to gain the most from this new era.
The WIR: WPP says Clients Aren’t Cutting Spending Yet, UK TV Ad Investment Returns to Growth, and Meta and Apple Face DMA Fines
In this week's Week in Review: WPP reports its Q1 results, TV ad investment grew in 2024, and Meta and Apple face DMA fines. Top Stories WPP Says Clients Haven't Reduced Spending Yet UK agency group WPP this morning was the last of the big four agency groups to report its Q1 financial results, showing Read More
Good News? Local TV Salaries Beat Inflation by Just a Little Bit
The survey showed salaries were slightly ahead of inflation
Kettle Names First CCO and CPO Amid 41% Revenue Growth
Kettle has named its first chief creative and product officers as it scales with 41% revenue growth and an all-women C-suite.
Former Good Morning Texas Host Updates Viewers on Where She’s Heading Next
Jane McGarry co-hosted the morning lifestyle show Good Morning Texas for 12 years.
Mark Read is Still Banking on a GroupM Turnaround
The WPP CEO tells ADWEEK the media network has a 'solid plan' to deliver results this year.
Partner Spotlight: Alice Ovadia, VP of Media Strategy
Silverpush is excited to highlight TRUth for our Partner Spotlight this week. We caught up with Alice Ovadia, VP of Media Strategy at TRUth, to learn more about the agency and talked to her about her big predictions for the ad market in the coming years. Here’s what Alice said. 1. Tell us about the […]
FTC Makes Clear It Will Continue Regulating Subscription Services and Signals Enforcement Priority for Negative Option Rule in Lawsuit Against Uber
This week, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) filed a lawsuit in federal court against rideshare and delivery company Uber for allegedly deceptive subscription practices, including making it unreasonably difficult to cancel. In the accompanying press release, FTC Chair Andrew Ferguson made clear that regulatory scrutiny of negative option and continuity programs will remain a priority:...
