Snapchat Begins Testing 2 New Ad Placements
Snap said Tuesday that it began testing two new placements for ads on the Snapchat platform: Sponsored Snaps and Promoted Places on Snap Map. "We're enhancing our ad offerings to meet Snapchatters...
View Article5 Questions For… Lawrence Jones
Guy Fieri might the self-styled expert on diners, drive-ins and dives, but Lawrence Jones could probably give that spiky-haired chef a run for his Donkey Sauce. The Fox & Friends co-host is a...
View ArticleHaley Clawson Leaving KESQ in Palm Springs After 8 Years
Chief meteorologist Haley Clawson is leaving Palm Springs ABC affiliate KESQ after eight years. "After much reflection, I've decided to step away from my role as Chief Meteorologist at News Channel 3,"...
View ArticleWOIO Reporter Winnie Dortch Shot in Domestic Incident
WOIO reporter Winnie Dortch was shot early Monday morning in a domestic incident where a man was killed. Lakewood, Ohio police said that just before 8 a.m. Monday, a person called to report two people...
View ArticleHouston Station Evacuated After Suspicious Package Found
Houston CBS station KHOU was forced to evacuate last night because of a suspicious package sent to another tenant in its building. According to police, an officer heard a vibrating sound when they...
View ArticleHearst, OpenAI—Flush With Cash—Strike Content Deal
OpenAI struck a content partnership deal with Hearst, one of the largest newspaper and magazine holding groups in the country, the companies said Tuesday. (Axios) The collaboration spans over 20...
View ArticleWalmart Reveals How It’s Using Gen AI and Augmented Reality to Change Shopping
Walmart is using new types of artificial intelligence, generative AI, and immersive commerce in its stores. The new technology is part of Walmart's broader "adaptive retail" strategy aimed at...
View ArticleUS Says It’s Weighing Google Breakup as Monopoly Case Remedy
The U.S. Department of Justice told a federal judge it is considering recommending that Google be forced to sell off parts of its operations to alleviate the harm caused by its monopolization of the...
View ArticleAdtech Firms Invested Millions In the Cookieless Future, ROI Remains Slow to...
For four years, adtech firms have been preparing for Google's deprecation of the third-party cookies that power the programmatic advertising ecosystem. But companies are still waiting to get returns on...
View ArticleSquarespace’s Latest Artistic Collab Is With Jeff Koons
The work of celebrated artist Jeff Koons has spread to the far corners of the world, including a recent sports-themed group show pegged to the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris and solo exhibits in Italy,...
View ArticleAs Qantas Brand Struggles at Home, It Seeks a Lift Abroad
Qantas Airways has long called itself the "spirit of Australia," and its brand is intertwined with the nation's identity. Now it's hoping to translate that equity internationally through its most...
View ArticleTampa Reporter Talks About Covering Hurricanes, ‘Crazy Preparations’
With Hurricane Milton bearing down on Florida, former KWTV reporter Anjelicia Bruton spoke with her former station about what its like covering hurricanes. "This past week's been just like crazy...
View ArticleFCC: Florida Health Officials Demand to Remove Pro-Abortion Ad ‘Undermines...
The FCC has responded to the Florida State Department of Health after it sent a cease and desist letter to Tampa station WFLA and also WCJB in Gainesville demanding they stop airing an abortion rights...
View ArticleTools of the Trade: Mickey Alexander of Made Music Studio
Tools of the Trade is an AgencySpy feature to help highlight the many tools that help make advertising and marketing folks successful. The tools can be anything that helps people perform at their top...
View ArticleWeek of September 30 Cable News Ratings: The Vice Presidential Debate Lifts...
This is TVNewser's basic cable network ranker and cable news report for the week of September 30, 2024. While the evening news broadcasts may not have seen a bounce from last week's CBS News vice...
View ArticleX Changes Creator Payouts to Depend on Engagement, Not Ads
As X continues to alienate advertisers, even recently suing a group over their boycott of the platform, the company is shifting its creator payments policy to be less dependent on ads. (TechCrunch)...
View ArticleNew Body to Handle Disputes Between EU Users and Facebook, TikTok, YouTube
Social media users in the European Union will soon have a new forum to challenge decisions by platforms to remove posts and videos for breaking their rules or to leave up others that may violate them....
View ArticleWeek of Sept. 30 Ratings: Cable News, Morning Shows, Evening Newscasts
While the evening news broadcasts may not have seen a bounce from last week's CBS News vice presidential debate between Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Sen. J.D. Vance (R-Ohio), the cable news networks did...
View ArticleKen Jautz, CNN Executive Who Helped News Giant Run, to Exit
Ken Jautz, a key senior CNN executive who played a critical role in both making the news giant run properly and developing some of its best-known personalities, will leave the Warner Bros. Discovery...
View ArticleMeUndies Enters the ‘Underworld’ In New Brand Chapter
MeUndies, the direct-to-consumer (DTC) brand that disrupted the intimate apparel sector, doesn't want underwear to be basic. The Los Angeles-based company has unveiled a new campaign that marks the...
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