The FIFA Women’s World Cup tournament has been a bonanza for advertisers to showcase their messages on the field before record-breaking audiences. VOZ Total TV numbers for Saturday night’s quarterfinal game showed that more than 4 million tuned into the game itself, with another 945,000 watching the pre-game programming and 762,000 watching the post-game programming.
Category: Thought Leadership
Proposed legislation could shield children and teens from potentially dangerous online content, but may come at the price of their data privacy and access to information. Two bills that propose new guardrails for children’s and teens’ safety in digital spaces are going to a vote in the US Senate. It’s a major development in young
In its fifth year, the select group of advertising, marketing and media insiders launches a thought leadership series aimed at tackling the biggest industry challenges and showing how creativity can drive brands’ growth. On July 18, Ad Age and Meta convened on the 47th floor of Meta’s brand-new New York headquarters at 50 Hudson Yards
Keeping the complexities of marketing channels in mind, Digiday+ Research has analyzed strategies and challenges across leading marketing channels — like programmatic display and social media — to identify key trends and best practices in our CMO Strategies series. In this installment, Digiday+ Research focuses on an analysis of the retail media landscape and its
From maintaining momentum to navigating regulation and offering a brand safe environment, Meta has several hurdles to overcome to turn Threads into a sustainable revenue stream. While Meta’s rollout of Threads was an overnight success, the tech company now faces the challenge of maintaining momentum by balancing brands’ desires while nurturing a distinctive and engaging
In honor of Disability Pride Month, Amp leaders spotlight the brands championing disability inclusivity year-round Every year in July, the U.S. celebrates Disability Pride Month, celebrating the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990, which gave Americans legal protections from disability-based discrimination. Today, 33 years later, there is still much work to
Every year in July, the U.S. celebrates Disability Pride Month, celebrating the passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in 1990, which gave Americans legal protections from disability-based discrimination. Today, 33 years later, there is still much work to be done to ensure representation, access and inclusion for people with disabilities. Part of that
Actors have joined writers on the picket lines. Last week, Sag-Aftra announced that it would be going on strike and marching with the Writers’ Guild of America as negotiations with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers — AKA Netflix, Amazon, Apple, Disney, Discovery-Warner, NBC Universal, Paramount and Sony — had broken down. Since
After a three year impasse over the transatlantic transfer of Europeans’ personal information, the EU and the US have come to a new agreement that will restore the open exchange of consumer data. It’s a welcome change for the ad industry. The EU and the US Monday reached an agreement on cross-border data transfers, bringing
Ad insiders weigh in on everything from the Bud Light debacle to authentic allyship campaigns from stalwarts such as Nordstrom, Levi’s and MAC Cosmetics With the recent wave of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation across the U.S., Pride Month has become yet another front in the ongoing culture wars. While some brands have used the opportunity to show
