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Omnicom quietly moves Flywheel and Omni into the media group

Even though Omnicom’s commerce media unit Flywheel has been operating in close proximity to Omnicom Media since the parent company acquired it in 2023, the holdco quietly acknowledged on Monday that Flywheel has formally been moved under control of Omnicom Media global CEO Florian Adamski. Alongside Flywheel, Omni — the holdco’s operating system that connects […]

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Possible expands to Lisbon in 2027, keeping its focus on marketing, tech, culture and creativity

In our last update on Possible 2026, held last week in Miami Beach, its founders and owners declared their intention to launch a European installment of the conference, to be held in Lisbon in October of 2027. Both Christian Muche, co-founder and president of Possible, and Mark Shashoua, CEO of The Hyve Group, which owns

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The biggest creators feel growing pains as they try to build successful standalone companies

What works structurally for an individual creator doesn’t automatically translate into a scalable media company, and more founders may be running into that reality. Late last month, reports emerged that Unwell Network, the media company founded by “Call Her Daddy” mega creator Alex Cooper, faced high employee turnover because of an allegedly dramatic and frenzied

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Media Briefing: Publishers cautiously count AI licensing as notable revenue amid programmatic strain, in Q1 earnings

This week’s Media Briefing will examine how AI licensing revenue is starting to emerge as a meaningful growth driver for publishers this year, even as traffic declines continue to put pressure on some advertising businesses. Licensing lifts publishers in Q1 James Murdoch eyes Vox Media assets, newsrooms are using the World Cup to test editorial

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Despite enthusiasm over its ChatGPT tie-up, Criteo’s shares slide on downgraded revenue forecast

The buzz around Criteo’s groundbreaking partnership with OpenAI was palpable during the ad tech company’s first-quarter earnings call earlier today, but an earlier-tipped lag in retail media spend, plus slowed performance media spend, impacted its revenue during the quarter.  Despite Criteo’s leadership assuring the markets that it would return to growth by the end of

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People Inc. Looks Inward For Growth As Its Search Traffic Downsizes

People Inc. is making “who needs Google?” an entire business philosophy. The company – still technically IAC, though it’s rebranding to People Inc. – is undergoing a major reorganization. The company has spent the past few years revamping its structure to be less dependent on search and social platforms, senior executive and chairman Barry Diller

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From Downloads To Daily Use: Rethinking The Value Exchange In App Marketing

The last decade of app marketing drove massive success in downloads thanks in large part to preloads, install campaigns and carrier partnerships. But the app download is just the beginning. Ninety percent of new users stop using an app after seven days, eMarketer warns. How do we turn those installs into sustained engagement? We need

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