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Longtime Colle McVoy CEO Christine Fruechte Hands Duties to Jessica Henrichs

After almost 17 years as chief executive officer (CEO) of Colle McVoy, Christine Fruechte is passing the torch to current agency president Jessica Henrichs. Fruechte will now transition to a strategic advisory role as chair of the mid-size shop. In her tenure, the leader steered the Minneapolis-based agency through two recessions and the Covid-19 pandemic….

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Google Antitrust Drama: Why YouTube Will Thrive No Matter The Verdict

In its antitrust suit against Google, the US Department of Justice is portraying the company as a monopolistic giant, but the reality of Google’s ad tech business – and its future – is far more complex and evolutionary. The courtroom drama is drawing attention away from the real changes already reshaping the industry. These shifts

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As breakthrough WNBA season nears close, entry of brands new to basketball could be lasting legacy 

The WNBA’s 2024 season may be coming to a close, but the league’s breakthrough year will have a lasting commercial impact. It’s proven a draw for advertisers that have previously been strangers to basketball, such as dating app Bumble, over-the-counter birth control brand Opill and most recently, automobile lubricant-maker Castrol. The latter has signed up

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Day one of the Media Buying Summit hits on integration, CMO-whispering and political advertising

The Fall 2024 Digiday Media Buying Summit kicked off on Tuesday in Palm Springs, Calif., with a leading independent media agency CEO heralding the need for reintegration across many facets of the industry, followed by some guidance on how to better understand CMOs, to a serious discussion on the challenges for advertisers during these last

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Marketers are not won over by new AI-powered search tools

The conversation around search advertising has reached a new fever pitch thanks to recently launched AI-powered tools like Perplexity and Google’s AI Overviews. Despite the buzz, some marketers and advertisers remain uncertain about AI tools in search, citing too many unknowns. That said, some are unwilling to be first movers until these tools are proven

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Overheard at Prebid Summit: Addressability problem ‘really needs to be considered carefully’

The fall conference season in New York City is underway, and hot on the heels of Advertising Week came Prebid Summit, a one-day gathering where independent ad tech players shared their thoughts on the day’s pressing issues: change, change and more change. The connective tissue in almost every conversation (both public and private) was grappling

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Future of TV Briefing: Why interactive ads occupy the streaming ad market’s mid-funnel

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at the role that interactive ads play in today’s streaming ad buys. Click to play Football kicks up TV and streaming watch time Amazon’s Apple TV+ deal, Skydance’s Paramount plans, faceless creators and more Click to play When was the last time you came across an online banner

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