Jonathan Gudai, Co-Founder and CEO of AdOmni, sees a world where social media, video, and digital out-of-home advertising will converge for performance and brand marketers. Here, he shares his thoughts on AI opportunities, audience trends, and more shaping the future. As video consumption continues to fragment across platforms, what do you see as the biggest […]

This year, expect ad tech consolidation to center on the biggest growth opportunities in advertising: retail media, connected TV and addressing the gaps in measurement.

Meta and Mozilla have proposed a new browser-based attribution system for web ads that they’re calling Privacy-Preserving Attribution. The goal is to track how advertising leads to conversion with less privacy risk to users. Unfortunately, while PPA appears to solve an interesting math problem, if applied to real-world advertising, it will increase privacy risks for […]

As TikTok still faces an uncertain future, publishers, advertisers, and creators brace for the ripple effects of a potential ban, exploring new platforms and strategies to maintain engagement. As a brand, the social media platform TikTok has only existed for about seven or eight years. But the past few weeks have been the roller coaster […]

As professionals in the art of reputation management, this disastrous scenario is one to learn from. Let’s zoom out and see where James Kennedy’s PR team could have done better or, perhaps, opted out of representing the unpredictable “Vanderpump Rules” star.

PRNEWS talks with Doug Grassian, VP of Global Communications at Goodyear, to discuss the communications plans for the 100th birthday of the Goodyear Blimp, and what communicators can learn from planning, strategizing and publicizing a significant brand anniversary or event.

With Donald Trump now in office as the 47th U.S. president, significant shifts in consumer data privacy and AI regulation are expected. Jessica B. Lee, Chief Privacy & Security Partner at Loeb & Loeb, explores what businesses should anticipate from the FTC under Andrew Ferguson, the likelihood of a federal privacy law, and how AI regulation may evolve at the state and federal levels.

  Tuesday January 28, 2025 Good morning! It’s Tuesday, and this is the monthly Cynopsis Sports newsletter.    CLOSING THE VENU As galvanizing as Venu Sports’ entrance into the streaming world was, so was its abrupt conclusion. On the same day that Fox, Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery were set to begin oral arguments with […]

It was quite a busy January for news networks with a presidential inauguration and coverage of the L.A. fires.

This week’s hot takes on hot topics in experiential marketing cover pizza rentals, AI judges and Zen carriages.