Meantime, U.K. government to Google: Not so fast with cookie deprecation. There are competition concerns. Nicola Agius on February 5, 2024 Amazon has secured a landmark deal with Reach, the UK’s largest publisher, to access customer data for targeted advertising. The agreement, one of the first of its kind in Europe, comes in response to … Continue reading Amazon strikes pioneering deal with UK publisher in response to third-party cookie deprecation
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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 Strikes First-Mover Deal With Criteo, Gains Access To ‘Digital Shelf’ Data
Hollywood Strikes: Netflix’s AI Job Listing Sparks Outrage
Hollywood Strikes: Netflix’s AI Job Listing Sparks Outrage Deanna Ritchie / Jul 28, 2023 Netflix has faced backlash from Hollywood actors and writers after posting a job ad for an artificial intelligence (AI) expert. The ad, offering an annual salary of up to $ 900,000, has exacerbated concerns among Hollywood unions about the impact … Continue reading Hollywood Strikes: Netflix’s AI Job Listing Sparks Outrage
The Emmys are reportedly delayed due to ongoing strikes
HBO’s The Last of Us adaptation scoops up 24 Emmy nominations Kris Hol @krisholt The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences has announced this year’s Emmy nominations and there’s lots of good news for the team behind The Last of Us. HBO’s massively successful series scored 24 nominations, more than any other … Continue reading The Emmys are reportedly delayed due to ongoing strikes
2023’s summer of strikes is scoring wins for workers—and its just getting started
By Kim Kelly June 15, 2023 Last week, an upstart digital publication called Business Outsider nabbed its first big White House scoop. Reporter Bryan Metzger didn’t have to lurk around the Rose Garden or muscle his way into a briefing room to get the story, though, because he and his coworkers—and a Biden administration … Continue reading 2023’s summer of strikes is scoring wins for workers—and its just getting started
Hindenburg strikes again: Billions erased as Adani Group is accused of ‘historic’ corporate fraud
By Clint Rainey January 25, 2023 Activist short-seller Hindenburg Research on Wednesday accused Asia’s richest person, Gautam Adani, of perpetrating “brazen market manipulation” and decades of fraud to help his family amass their fortune. Late Tuesday, the investment firm run by forensic financial researcher Nate Anderson tweeted that the report’s findings reveal “what we strongly suspect … Continue reading Hindenburg strikes again: Billions erased as Adani Group is accused of ‘historic’ corporate fraud
Disney Strikes Outcome Measurement Deal With EDO
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
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
Labor strikes have doubled in the past year. Is high inflation part of the reason?
By Sam Becker June 23, 2022 High inflation and worries about economic contraction are stunting the markets but proving to be catalysts for growth in one area: an interest in striking and unionizing. The number of strikes between January and May 2022 is double that of last year, according to data … Continue reading Labor strikes have doubled in the past year. Is high inflation part of the reason?
Xandr Strikes Trial Deals With Six Measurement Companies
Xandr Strikes Trial Deals With Six Measurement Companies by Wayne Friedman , April 21, 2022 Building on more TV measurement tests from TV advertising sellers, Xandr, the advanced advertising/marketplace unit now owned by Microsoft, announced it has struck deals with six measurement companies in preparation for the upfront TV market. Comscore, EDO, Samba TV, TVision, … Continue reading Xandr Strikes Trial Deals With Six Measurement Companies