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TBWA’s new global leadership team share their plans for the agency and what ‘disruption’ means at a time of upheaval.Read More

The numbers $3.7 billion — Omnicom Group’s Q1 2025 revenue, a 1.6% increase year-over-year. 3.4% — Organic revenue growth for Q1, led by its media and advertising (7.2%) and precision marketing […]Read More

“If a woman covering a game started hitting on fans & asking for their numbers on TV they would be crucified on the internet & fired,” said sports broadcaster Kylen Mills.Read More

CBS Evening News saw the biggest week-to-week declines.Read More

Dutch neobank Bunq, Europe’s second-largest digital bank, is gearing up to expand across the Atlantic. The fintech company has filed for a broker-dealer licence with US regulators, completing the first phase of its two-step expansion strategy. The licence will allow Bunq to offer American users investment options — stocks, ETFs, and mutual funds — alongside cash management tools. These will include features like automatic transfers and Mastercard-backed debit cards. However, Bunq isn’t diving into the deep end just yet. This phased approach lets the company gather real-world data and user feedback before it applies for a full US banking licence…

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“Luckily, we found it early and it is curable,” Chudowsky told viewers when he was diagnosed.Read More

Today was the only morning show not to see week-to-week declines in both measured categories.Read More

History was made as seven different platforms distributed the 10 most-watched streaming titles.Read More

If you’ve been scrolling social media over the past week, you may have noticed miniature action figure versions of friends, family, or colleagues neatly wrapped in a blister pack. These plastic-fantastic portraits are the latest AI-powered photo trend to sweep the internet — especially LinkedIn. After digital avatars and Studio Ghibli-inspired selfies, we now have the action figure, produced using ChatGPT’s free image generator.  It’s all fun and games, right? But look closer, and behind the gloss and giggles lies some pretty crucial fine print. With this action figure, sustainability is not included.  Mel Morris, the founder of research engine…

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