By Chris Morris September 21, 2023 Hope could be on the horizon with the long-running strike by the Writers Guild of America (WGA). The WGA and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) issued a rare joint statement Wednesday, noting that the two parties would meet face-to-face again on Thursday. That was … Continue reading There are signs a deal to end the writers’ strike could be signed soon
Omnicom Strikes First-Mover Deal With Criteo, Gains Access To ‘Digital Shelf’ Data by Joe Mandese @mp_joemandese, August 24, 2023 Omnicom this morning announced it is expanding its data-sharing relationship with “commerce media” platform Criteo to include “digital shelf data and insights” from Criteo’s retail media network. The companies said Omnicom is the first holding company … Continue reading Omnicom Strikes First-Mover Deal With Criteo, Gains Access To ‘Digital Shelf’ Data
Omnicom Strikes First-Mover Deal With Criteo, Gains Access To ‘Digital Shelf’ Data by Joe Mandese @mp_joemandese, August 24, 2023 Omnicom this morning announced it is expanding its data-sharing relationship with “commerce media” platform Criteo to include “digital shelf data and insights” from Criteo’s retail media network. The companies said Omnicom is the first holding company … Continue reading Omnicom Stikes First-Mover Deal With Criteo, Gains Access To ‘Digital Shelf’ Data
Microsoft Inks Deal With Nvidia-Backed CoreWeave For AI Computing Power by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, June 1, 2023 Microsoft needs additional ways to tap Nvidia’s graphic processing units (GPUs), as demand continues to grow for processing power and cloud infrastructure that can run generative artificial intelligence (GAI) models. The Redmond, Washington-based company seems to have found … Continue reading Microsoft Inks Deal With Nvidia-Backed CoreWeave For AI Computing Power
By Michael Grothaus May 30, 2023 As of the time of this writing, many major stocks are up on (June 09, 2023)’s news that a deal to lift the United States debt ceiling has been reached between the Biden administration and House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. The 99-page piece of legislation is officially called the … Continue reading What’s in the debt ceiling deal? Everything to know, from student loans to IRS funding
Disney Strikes Outcome Measurement Deal With EDO by Wayne Friedman , January 25, 2023 As part of its Tech & Data Showcase event on Wednesday, Disney Advertising announced a measurement deal with EDO to offer engagement/outcome metrics for all its streaming platforms — starting with Hulu. This is an expansion of an EDO deal, says … Continue reading Disney Strikes Outcome Measurement Deal With EDO
Samba TV Sells Media-Sales Business To MiQ, Strikes Measurement Deal by Wayne Friedman , January 13, 2023 Looking to eliminate any media business conflicts going forward in the measurement space, Samba TV has sold off its media sales unit to MiQ, a programmatic media company, in a multi- year deal. At the same time, Samba … Continue reading Samba TV Sells Media-Sales Business To MiQ, Strikes Measurement Deal
Yahoo Becomes Taboola’s Largest Shareholder, Enters Exclusive 30-Year Commercial Agreement by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, November 28, 2022 Yahoo, an internet pioneer, and Taboola, a recommendations engine, have announced a 30-year exclusive partnership that will create what the companies call a “contextual data powerhouse,” which will be important as the advertising industry retires browser cookies. The … Continue reading Yahoo Partners With Taboola In Historic 30-Year Deal, Becoming Largest Shareholder
Apple Reportedly Will Build Ad Network Around Major League Soccer by Laurie Sullivan @lauriesullivan, November 6, 2022 Apple plans to build a live television ad network in preparation for streaming Major League Soccer games, adding to the focus on search ads in the location-based app in Maps. The company agreed to expand its advertising as part … Continue reading Apple Reportedly Builds Advertising Network Around Major League Soccer Deal
By Stephanie Mehta October 07, 2022 Author Jim Collins (Good to Great, Built to Last) has been chronicling Patagonia’s unique approach to business since the late 1980s, when he wrote and taught a case study on the company for his Stanford Graduate School of Business classes on entrepreneurship. He has written for Inc. about … Continue reading Why is the Patagonia sale a big deal? Jim Collins, author of ‘Good to Great,’ weighs in
