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Omnicom wasn’t ready to announce the move yet, but word leaked out last week that the holding company’s media agency group is folding Hearts & Science and Mediahub together into one agency that will operate under a new name and brand. And it may not be the last move the holding company makes in simplifying […]

Streaming publishers are banking on pause ads to bolster revenue with a more user-friendly ad experience. With programmatic standardization still pending, Warner Bros. Discovery is taking a stab at advancing the capabilities behind its own pause ad formats. The post How Warner Bros. Discovery Is Creating Value Out Of Dead Air With Pause Ads appeared

Amazon’s million-dollar sellers are revolting against changes that undercut their margins and change where their ads run. From inside a meeting of these discontented sellers, AdExchanger Senior Editor James Hercher shares how they are fighting back – and why Amazon made these changes. The post Amazon’s Million-Dollar Seller Revolt appeared first on AdExchanger.

The First Taste Is Free Last week, Netflix’s executive team shot down rumors about launching a free, live TV-style channel, saying they have to be careful about what co-CEO Greg Peters called the “cannibalization of paid tiers.” Well, looks like other streaming services don’t share those same concerns. Business Insider reports that Paramount+ is planning

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Google’s Performance Max product has frustrated and bemused media buyers since its launch four years ago. In recent weeks, however, the tech giant has chosen to yield a little ground to marketers and buyers asking for more control. It’s testing a feature that enables media buyers to exclude inventory from third-party search partners and Google