Who’s in and Who’s out at MSNBC as SpinCo Spin-Off Looms
The SpinCo split means that journalists that have previously worked for both networks now have to choose one.
Liquid Death’s Latest Collab May Keep You Awake if You’re Scared of Clowns
Liquid Death and organic supplement maker MaryRuth collaborate on a nighttime sleep aid, announced with a bonkers clown-centric ad.
Sam’s Club Selects Publicis Groupe as Integrated Agency of Record
Sam’s Club has named Publicis Groupe its new integrated agency of record after a competitive review.
Call for Nominations: ADWEEK’s Fastest Growing Agencies 2025
The early bird deadline is April 14.
The Trade Desk’s OpenPath Fuels 15% Revenue Growth for Gaming Platform Overwolf
Since being on OpenPath, two major advertisers have struck more strategic buys with the gaming platform.
Cinnabon and Carvel are Having a Baby to Target Gen Z and Millennials
The two brands are uniting to launch 30 Cinnabon Swirl retail locations.
The Best Movie Theater Drinks and Snacks at CinemaCon 2025
From Dirty Icees to artisan waffles, some great concessions are coming to a theater near you.
Meta Introduces Additional Built-In Restrictions for Instagram Teen Accounts
These restrictions will also be added to other Meta apps, including Facebook and Messenger.
Paramount, Experian to Partner in New Ad Data Initiative
The collaboration provides new signals to improve targeting accuracy and drive better performance for advertisers.
Ian Colvin: rewriting the recipe – how brands can thrive with new HFSS regulations
Despite ASA push-back, the UK government’s commitment to HFSS legislation has advertisers re-evaluating their marketing approaches. Under the latest guidelines, products classified as HFSS (high in fat, sugar or salt) will be banned from pre-9pm TV advertising starting October 1st, 2025, with ongoing consultation around other paid media channels including online ads. For decades, marketers … The post Ian Colvin: rewriting the recipe – how brands can thrive with new HFSS regulations first appeared on More About Advertising.










