Seb Joseph is the Executive Editor of News at his organization. He focuses on the intersection of marketing and advertising, exploring themes such as advertising technology, programmatic advertising, and the impact of AI in the marketing landscape. His insights and expertise have been featured in Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, Modern Retail, and Digiday.
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Pepsico’s Ramon Laguarta used a recent appearance in front of investors to champion the company’s decision to work with Publicis Groupe.
Even the annual report is brand copy now as far as the LLMs are concerned.
Dentsu is a financier on the upcoming Angry Birds 3 film as well as its lead marketer, and has found room in the film for two clients.
By: Sam Bradley, Krystal Scanlon
Publicis Groupe CEO Arthur Sadoun said this week that he's pitching directly to CEOs, and the industry hasn't stopped chewing it on since.
By: Krystal Scanlon
A month after Apple started cutting off companies that follow people around the web in its Safari browser to target them with ads, the company has finally explained itself.
By: Seb Joseph
Plenty about CNN is up in the air post the Skydance deal. CNN International’s plan to sell ads through AI agents isn’t among them.
By: Krystal Scanlon
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Publishers have long wished agencies would put their money where their panel talking points are. Stagwell has done something adjacent.
Apple has reopened its long-running feud with ad tech over who gets to identify people on its devices and so advertisers can serve them ads.
The Times will test macropayments to sell its annual guides to non-subscribers. Just don’t call it micropayments.
