Marketing

The LiveRamp Exit Ramp; Hydration Break Hate Has FIFA Sweating

Since Publicis Groupe is acquiring LiveRamp, many brands will likely find themselves in the market for a new independent vendor for audience and identity data. Plus: FIFA’s controversial ad-filled hydration breaks twice per every World Cup game. The post The LiveRamp Exit Ramp; Hydration Break Hate Has FIFA Sweating appeared first on AdExchanger.

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Future of Marketing Briefing: CMOs are still haunted by hard questions about value of ad creative

Brand marketers underwrite the ad industry’s creative endeavors. But many still aren’t sure they can justify the output of their creative agencies to C-suite colleagues. According to a survey of senior marketers conducted by measurement firm Gain Theory, 49% said they weren’t confident that the data they had would help them defend marketing decisions to a

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Amazon expands media footprint with iHeart sales deal and new TV outcome tool 

Amazon is pushing deeper into the middle of TV and audio ad deals, rolling out a new measurement tool for streamers while tapping iHeartMedia’s 1,000-plus sellers to put its streaming inventory on more media plans.  In the past week, iHeartMedia has expanded its relationship with Amazon Ads to resell inventory across Twitch, Amazon Music, Fire

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Inside the infrastructure behind Unilever’s creator force

Subscribe: Apple Podcasts • Spotify Creators are no longer a media channel or transaction. It’s an entirely new marketing mode — at least that’s what the infrastructure behind Unilever’s creator strategy indicates. Call it a transformation. Back in 2025, Unilever put the industry on notice after announcing its plans to spend half of its media budget

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How Tovala Banks On Subscriptions And Incrementality – But Not Ads – To Profit From Its Oven

Smart TVs, refrigerators and other home appliances may pester you with marketing and perhaps even check your presence in the room using a front-facing camera. But at least the hardware is cheap! That’s the promise. Some companies, like the TV manufacturing startup Telly, take it to the logical extreme by offering free televisions in exchange

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What the Industry Is Getting Wrong About AI, with John Dick, CivicScience | Cannes 2026

Everyone at Cannes is talking about AI — but CivicScience CEO and founder John Dick says the industry is missing its most important stakeholder: the consumer. Drawing on survey data, Dick argues AI may be among the most unpopular technologies ever introduced to the public, with the average person “somewhere between skeptical and terrified.” While

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