Higgsfield’s $1 Billion Run Rate Comes With An Asterisk; It’s Hard To Find A Good Partner(ship)

How legit is "annualized revenue run rate" as a metric?; YouTube discusses new creator marketplace tools; and AI agents keep bypassing safeguards. The post Higgsfield’s $1 Billion Run Rate Comes With An Asterisk; It’s Hard To Find A Good Partner(ship) appeared first on AdExchanger.

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Episode 116 – Tim Riley – The Economist Years [Part 1]

Visuals: https://getbehindthebillboard.com/episode-116-tim-riley-the-economist-years-part-1 Episode #116 features legendary copywriter, creative leader and man of many pithy award-winning words, Tim Riley. Tim, who was one of our first ever guests back in 2020, returned to draw back the curtain on his 12 years working on the same brief: The Economist. It was a fascinating chat where we heard about any and everything to do with possibly the greatest billboard campaign of all time. We’re aware we have featured it many times, but this really was the full reveal of ‘white out of red’. We discussed the history of how the client came to[...]

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The Trade Desk, Worried Stock Slide Could ‘Substantially Harm’ Retention, Moves to Reprice Employee Options

The move could help the beleaguered adtech company keep staffers whose stock options have lost most of their value.

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Best Buy Pitches Itself as a Media Production Company With Studios and Influencers

The retailer is creating short-form video and other assets for advertisers.

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