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  Tuesday June 25, 2024 Good morning! It’s Tuesday, June 25, and this is your monthly Cynopsis sports newsletter. BIG 12 HAS BIG HOPES We’ve seen naming rights deals for bowl games, events and tournaments, but what about conferences? Yahoo Sports writes that the Big 12 is looking at a naming-rights partnership that’d be worth […]

Another Cannes Lions is in the books. If last year’s event felt like the best to date, this one felt even better. The challenges facing digital advertising feel bigger than ever, however. We’re still grappling with entrenched but unfounded fears that prevent marketers from supporting premium publishers. And media quality concerns threaten to turn partners […]

While healthcare technology shows promise and positive results, the market still faces many challenges which PR teams must navigate.

This week’s hot takes on hot topics in experiential marketing cover tot-protecting pants, “Gaychella” and pay-what-you-want pizzas.

Ted Leonsis, Founder, Chairman, Managing Partner and CEO, Monumental Sports & Entertainment, has become quite the mainstay in the Washington, D.C. sports scene. He’s the principal owner of the Washington Capitals, the Washington Wizards and its G League affiliate Capital City Go-Go, the Washington Mystics and the NBA 2K League Wizards District Gaming. Leonsis also […]

A look at contextual targeting as a solution in the wake of third-party cookie dissipation.

Many of the same tactics marketers use to motivate consumer behavior lend themselves to care objectives.

We spoke with Instagram’s experiential marketing lead about the inspiration behind the activation, the film’s themes, the business strategy and more.

Once an event professional, always an event professional. While some seasoned members of the event marketing industry left roles in the wake of the pandemic as they faced instability and the unknown, many have returned this year to what they know (well) and love. It’s one of several people and policy insights we picked up […]

From surprising Oprah’s audience with a trip to Australia to launching the Samsung Galaxy Fold at Unpacked, our journey from a two-person event production company to a 100+ person, employee-owned, global experiential agency has been a hell of a ride—one that I’ve had the pleasure (and sometimes pain) of being on for over half of its existence. Reflecting on the last 25 years, here are some lessons that have shaped Agency EA’s culture and grown our strong client relationships.