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| | The $30 billion revenue combination will give the industry the equivalent of a megalodon shark in a sea of great whites and hammerheads. | |
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howdy! | | Omnicom CEO John Wren and IPG CEO Philippe Krakowsky said the plan is to pool resources for bigger AI investments. | |
| | Brands like Toyota and Mango are using AI to create dynamic and relevant ads that drive engagement. | |
howdy! | | The combination will have Omnicom leapfrog Publicis and WPP to become the world’s largest holding company, together accounting for $25 billion in annual ad revenue and over 100,000 employees, should the acquisition be approved by regulators. | |
| | In this new survey-driven report, learn more about the channels and formats that video advertisers are gravitating to, as well as the steps they’re taking to reach their target audiences. | |
howdy! | | TripAdvisor marketing exec Matteo Balzani broke down the company’s plans for broadening its programmatic strategy during a live recording of the Digiday Podcast at the Digiday Programmatic Marketing Summit. | |
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| | From Digiday’s sister brand Glossy: Retail leaders are integrating AI across multiple touchpoints, including customer service, product discovery and marketing. | |
howdy! | | Publishers saw this change of heart coming. But it’s not changing their own plans to move away from tracking consumers using third-party cookies. | |
howdy! | | Next year’s ad spending forecasts echo a familiar story: growth, but with a slower tempo. | |
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