Digital Marketing

Six in 10 participants in a recent survey say they feel a strong sense of pride in being American, and only 16% feel little or none.

Unless your brand’s a certified World Cup partner, it appears you’re sitting this month out, while the ones involved are your standard big spenders.

Just received notice from Google about the latest update to its Terms of Service. Normally, I just ignore them, because, well, you know, they’re impossible for humans to read. So I asked one of Google’s non-humans to read — and critique — it for me.

Nearly two-thirds of U.S. internet consumers 18-24 (61%) have been to a movie theater at least once in the last six months, Ampere Analysis finds – up from the pre-pandemic period of Q1 2020 (at 58%).

Consumers are trying to hold back on how much personal information is disclosed – across the board for the average viewer.

The global account has been handled by WPP agencies for the last eight years. Mediacom first won the assignment in 2018.

Funnyman Ferrell is well-known for the many movies and “SNL” sketches in which he unabashedly cavorted comedically wearing only a pair of white briefs.

Axel Springer,  the German publishing group, has closed its $761 million acquisition of the Telegraph Media Group following regulatory approvals, Reuters reports. The deal was approved by authorities in Britain, Ireland and Australia. This is the second-largest purchase by Axel Springer, just behind its $1 billion acquisition of Politico in 2021. 

Miroma Group, a London-based marketing and content firm, has become a controlling shareholder in Ad Results Media, a radio and digital audio ad agency, Inside Radio reports. This represents Miroma’s most significant expansion into the U.S. to date, while increasing its annual media investment to $750 million+. Shamrock Capital, which has controlled Ad Results Media, will retain

Artificial intelligence is breaking the model through which traffic was sent back to content creators, Vincentas Grinius, co-founder at IPXO, writes in The AI Journal. “The better these systems get at synthesizing content, the less reason users have to visit the source,” Grinius continues. In addition, Grinius observes that as “original high-quality content stops being economically viable to