KENS Anchor Phil Anaya Leaving San Antonio Station After 14 Years
Anaya said the move was “truly bittersweet” because he loves journalism and his family.Read More
Kristin Pierce Leaving WISN in Milwaukee
She said it was a “bittersweet announcement, but it was not a difficult decision.”Read More
A good business
Just because it’s useful, needed or worthwhile doesn’t mean it’s a good business.
E-bikes are transforming cities and offering mobility to those who previously couldn’t afford it.
But they’re a commodity, and it’s difficult to make a significant profit producing them.
A good business meets a demand, but it also has scarcity, network effects and market insulation.
[Unrelated from yesterday… a lovely post from my publisher, along with a simple online raffle and, coincidentally, This is Strategy on the Kindle for four bucks for the next day or two.]
Uber Is Working With Rival Instacart To Sell Ads
Uber wants to grow its advertising business.Read More
Scripps Upfront Women’s Sports Gains are Regional Networks’ Loss
Scripps upfront women’s sports gains are regional networks’ loss as WNBA and NWSL audience growth and local team deals amid cable’s collapse help boost ION and cross-platform ad sales.Read More
Here’s IAB’s 2025 NewFronts Schedule
Roku is out, while LinkedIn is making a first-time appearance.Read More
Samsung Ads and Magnite Expand Partnership to Better Target Streaming Ads
The two companies first forged a partnership in 2018.Read More
Atlas Obscura Names Former WSJ Exec Louise Story As New CEO
The travel publisher generated $16.7 million in 2024Read More
Infographic: What Is a Chief Marketing Officer, Anyway?
Companies are customizing the marketing department.Read More
This CCO Splits His Studio Time Between Campaigns and Fine Art
Bailey Lauerman’s Carter Weitz is an accomplished painter across a range of styles, from landscapes to abstracts.Read More