New Jersey Allows Attorneys to Use Competing Law Firm Names in Keyword Advertising

As many readers of this blog know, “keyword advertising” is an online marketing tool whereby advertisers purchase a keyword or phrase from internet search engine providers, especially Google. When a consumer searches for a term that has been purchased, the search returns sponsored links, typically marked as “Ad,” “Sponsored” or “Promoted,” as the top results, [...]

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Lloyds goes to Publicis for its “seamless end-to-end experience”

Lloyds Bank is running a new campaign for its Premier account (the one they charge for) via Publicis Groupe (fairly recently anointed as rival Santander’s global AOR) after abandoning adam&eveDDB and putting its black horses out to well-earned pasture. New CMO Suresh Balaji says: “Our new Lloyds Premier campaign is all about bringing our experience-led [...]

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The WIR: Germany Mulls 10 Percent Tech Tax, MFE and PPF Discuss Joint ProSieben Takeover, and AI Video Startup Creatify Raises $15.5 Million

In this week's Week in Review: Germany considers a new tax on tech giants, ProSieben's suitors consider a joint takeover, and AI video ad startup Creatify gets backing from Jeffrey Katzenberg. Top Stories Germany Considers Ten Percent Ad Tax on Tech Giants Germany's government is putting together plans to place a new tax on specific [...]

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Business Insider Lays Off 21% of Staff, Citing ‘Traffic Sensitivity’

The Axel Springer-owned property is restructuring to prepare for a media landscape reshaped by artificial intelligence.

By |2025-05-29T10:07:45-07:00May 29th, 2025|News|Comments Off on Business Insider Lays Off 21% of Staff, Citing ‘Traffic Sensitivity’
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