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| | Cutbacks aren’t just a problem for publishers and broadcasters, which is normal during economic slumps. Online media owners are now starting to feel the crunch too. | |
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howdy! | | Roku revealed it saw advertisers pull back from the scatter market in the latter half of the second quarter. | |
| | The volume of clickbait, offensive and misleading ads on publishers’ sites is increasing — bringing with it threats and actual damage to the audience loyalty and crucial revenue. | |
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howdy! | | Building up a library of original games could help increase the variety and scale of Netflix’s available ad inventory, particularly as in-game advertising becomes a more fully developed channel. | |
| | Both opportunities and challenges are emerging as connected TV solidifies its role as part of the advertising mix for omnichannel marketers. | |
howdy! | | Subscription-based pet health care startup Fuzzy has leaned into direct mail, ramping up spend from 10% this time last year to up to 40% of marketing spend today. | |
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| | Streaming platforms are ramping up their content moderation to stop advertisers from pulling ads. | |
howdy! | | Booking.com is kicking off its “Summer of ‘Yeah'” campaign with a series of “Smiley Stays” across the U.S., in partnership with The Smiley Company, the brand behind the iconic smiley symbol. | |
howdy! | | What sets Hassan’s studio apart from the competition is its ability to seamlessly disseminate the worlds it builds. | |
| | As the first day back to in-person work approaches for an advertising agency, The Return host Kimeko McCoy talks emotions, pandemic safety and more. |
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