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 ‘Storytelling hierarchy is starting to flatten’: Tribeca Enterprise CEO on why brands are making the festival a must-stop

The south of France isn’t the only place in June CMOs flock for creative currency. The Tribeca Film Festival is fast becoming a fixture on the marketing calendar, especially TribecaX — the corner of it where marketers, talent agents and creators converge to scout projects, cut deals and talk about branded entertainment. When it launched […]

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Mile Marker acquires Lift to enhance its creative and digital performance chops

Consolidation among mid-level media agencies continues apace as they add resources to offer a wider array of services as a means of attracting larger clients. Independent media agency Mile Marker, formed less than two years ago, continues to be one of the more aggressive indies in pursuit of complementary pieces, having just acquired creative performance

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Brands are catching World Cup fever even without official sponsorships

This story was first published by Digiday siblings Modern Retail and Glossy From major splashy ad rollouts by Nike and Adidas to sponsorships by Anheuser-Busch and Coca-Cola, there is no shortage of brand collaborations for this summer’s FIFA World Cup. But not all brands will pour millions of dollars into official sponsorships. Some smaller U.S.

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Inside the messy middle of January Digital agency’s AI adoption

The promise of AI efficiency versus the messy, financial-based reality is creating ongoing tension as the industry continues to debate whether AI expedites work, scales creative and curbs costs. “Whether or not it does or doesn’t is still completely all over the place,” said Vic Drabicky, founder and CEO at January Digital, an independent media

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Ad Tech Briefing: The crunch conversations at Cannes Lions now Publicis is buying LiveRamp

When Publicis Groupe agreed to acquire LiveRamp for roughly $2.2 billion, the immediate reaction across ad tech was predictable: concern over whether one of the industry’s most important identity providers could continue to function as a neutral utility once it became part of a rival agency holding company. Related Insights Member Exclusive Ad Tech Briefing:

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