International Monetary Fund's Christine Lagarde joined her longtime friend Maurice Levy from Publicis on the Cannes stage Friday ...
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Television News DailyHulu Live Could Pull In $500 Million In Yearly Revenues
Hulu's new live package of linear TV networks could add major TV advertising and subscription revenues to its coffers. The service, which started up last month, could -- after getting 1.18 million subscribers, 1% of the total U.S. TV homes at 118 million -- initially generate annual advertising revenue of $71.1 million and $568.3 million in subscriber fees. ...
BBDO took home the honor for a record sixth time. The network's Australian agency Clemenger BBDO Melbourne was ...
David Droga opened a Cannes Lions panel this morning by winning the festival's prestigious Lion of St. Marks ...
Traditional cable TV operators' continued loss of video subscribers will translate into lower gross profit margins over the ...
A watchdog told fast-growing German grocery chain Aldi to revise ads promising 50% savings. ...
Wenner Media has sold 'Men's Journal' to American Media Inc., just three months after it sold Us Weekly ...
Some 25% of viewers participating in the survey said live streaming provides an opportunity for them to feel ...
Director Ron Howard joined NFL Patriots owner Robert Kraft and WPP CEO Martin Sorrell for a wide-ranging discussion ...
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OPINION
The ANA is seeking to rally opposition to a proposed California law that would require broadband providers to obtain consumers' opt-in consent before drawing on their online browsing history for ad
purposes. ...
One particularly arresting moment in William Gibson's cyberpunk classic, Neuromancer, occurs toward the end when Case, the protagonist, meets the eponymous and anthropomorphized AI face-to-face. ...
A University of Oxford's Computational Propaganda Research Project reported on by MediaPost says basically that much of what folks are seeing in their social media feeds is propaganda issued by governments or "interest" groups using algorithms, ...
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Rodale Puts Itself Up For Sale
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Publicis Groupe Takes AI-Powered Assistant In-House For Its 80,000 Employees
