As AI Advances, Staff-Level Jobs at Ad Agencies Decline
Staff positions at U.S. advertising and marketing companies are down more than 10% since January 2022.Read More
WPP Communications Chief Chris Wade Departs After 13 Years
Chris Wade, WPP’s longtime head of communications and corporate affairs, is leaving the holding company after 13 years.Read More
Which shelf is yours?
A friend sorts his records in an interesting way: not by name or genre, but by which musicians are friends with each other. That means some shelves are very crowded, and I’m imagining a few notorious artists have plenty of room all to themselves.
It’s possible that we sort the folks in our lives this way as well. The people who can be counted on, who are part of a larger circle, who are dynamic or interesting or selfish… lots of shelves, available to anyone willing to put in the work (or not).
How Megan Thee Stallion Brought Hot Girl Summer to Love Island USA
According to NBCUniversal, the Megan Thee Stallion episode drove a 25% increase in scan rate for shoppable.Read More
The Risk of Saying Nothing: Why Agencies Must Lead Now
People are watching, young people especially. They’re waiting for leaders to lead.Read More
Ticker: GMA to Celebrate 50th Anniversary by Visiting 50 States
C-SPAN is kicking off its America 250 special programming this weekend.Read More
Two Chicago Anchors Make Cameos in New Marvel Series
The Walt Disney Company is the parent company of the Chicago ABC owned station, which likely made the cameos possible.Read More
Week of June 23 Cable News Ratings: All Networks Record Declines
Fox News remained No. 1 across the board.Read More
Amazon Is Doubling Commissions for Influencers During Prime Day
Ahead of Amazon Prime Day, the retailer is raising commission for creators in its influencer program across thirteen types of products. Read More
Revolving Door Round-Up: MSNBC Continues to Raid NBC News Talent Pool
CNBC hires a former BBC News North America business correspondent and anchor.Read More