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Firestone Walker Brewing’s CMO On Billboards, Non-Alcoholic Beers And Digital Shelves

Last week, I was eager to do a call with Dustin Hinz, CMO of Firestone Walker Brewing, a Los Angeles-based beer maker that just launched its first non-alcoholic beer line. I was curious about the beer-brand perspective on non-alcoholic drinks. There are many natural brand collaborations: Jack Daniels and Coca-Cola, Absolut Vodka and Ocean Spray […]

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12 Tips For Optimizing Retail Media Investments

As the advertising landscape evolves, retail media has emerged as a powerful beast that marketers must harness. ANA’s recent Retail Media Networks Fair brought together advertisers, retail media networks, a Wall Street advisor and measurement experts to discuss today’s hottest medium. The main takeaway? There is an urgent need for brands to adapt and thrive

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Key takeaways from Digiday’s 2024 Gaming Advertising Forum

As gaming companies look to beef up their advertising businesses, they have developed an increasingly diverse range of inventory types. It’s an exciting moment for advertisers — but also a source of potential confusion for those less experienced with the space. At Digiday’s virtual Gaming Advertising Forum earlier this week, diversification was a consistent topic

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‘The most controversial rebrand of the year’: Understanding the tightrope that legacy brands like Jaguar walk during a rebrand

It’s got to be hard to be a heritage brand. There are so many expectations and so many people to disappoint. Just ask Jaguar. The automaker’s attempt at a sleek, ultra-modern rebrand replete with art-house aesthetics has been the talk of the water cooler — excuse me, LinkedIn — this week. Jaguar’s approach to its

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Queries mount as The Trade Desk takes an unprecedented step into TV’s adland

In its most recent earnings call, The Trade Desk declared 2024 a “banner year for CTV,” a now familiar catch-cry for the company that’s long been the ad tech darling of Wall Street. The public markets’ curiosities saw the demand-side platform’s stock price tumble in the immediate aftermath of the early November earnings call. Still,

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Media Briefing: Publishers’ Q4 programmatic ad businesses are in limbo

This week’s Media Briefing looks at how publishers in the U.S. and Europe have seen programmatic ad sales on the open market slow in the fourth quarter while they’ve picked up in the private marketplace. Market check Comcast’s TV network spinoff, The Washington Post’s problems and more Market check Will there be any cash under

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Meet Upright Analytics, A Leader Among New Short-Seller Activist Investors

There is a new breed of financial investor – or dis-investor, perhaps – that targets publicly traded companies with allegedly incriminating reports, while taking short seller positions on the company. This new breed of short-seller investment firm is almost always an anonymous group without known ties to funds or investors. Upright Analytics is unique in

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The Trade Desk finally confirms it: Meet Ventura, the OS to cement its grip on CTV

The Trade Desk is indeed building a CTV operating system. So much for shutting down those rumors. Weeks ago, CEO Jeff Green insisted they were off-base. Turns out, they’re only off-base if you think this OS will compete with others in the space. Classic ad tech boss sleight of hand: What they don’t say is

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