Isle of Any joins the creative premier league at Cannes

Every so often an agency apears on the scene and you think: they’re destined for big things. Droga5 refugees Isle of Any were clearly one such, apparent from their first work for D5 client the New York Times (not a bad first client to cut your teeth on.) From there to this year’s Film Craft [...]

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Cannes goes galactic (and a bit of perspective)

Oh the irony. Just as Brian Cox was about to speak about space in the Palais, a news alert came through reporting that SpaceX had lost 16.43%, wiping $400 billion from its market cap. However, even though talk was billed as “Space Isn’t the Future, It’s Your Brief,” we didn’t hear much about the likes of [...]

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Things Are About To Get Hollyweird; Facts And Phantasms

The Tech Revolution Will Be Televised  Every business considers itself a tech company these days. Remember Allbirds sneakers pivoting to AI? In the entertainment industry, the line between tech and media is growing especially murky. Legacy entertainment studios own streaming platforms, and tech companies produce their own films and shows.  Unfortunately, a showdown between Hollywood [...]

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Navigating the revolution: the shift to autonomous AI in AdTech

The digital advertising industry is evolving faster than ever. In the past, advertising technology (AdTech) relied on simple rule-based automation: if a campaign reached its budget, it would pause; if performance dropped, someone would manually update the creative or adjust the bid. Today, AI in AdTech is taking on a much bigger role. Instead of [...]

By |2026-06-24T17:49:16-07:00June 24th, 2026|News|Comments Off on Navigating the revolution: the shift to autonomous AI in AdTech
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