3 Things to Expect From This Year’s TV Upfront, According to Media Buyers
Media buyers share insights to the 2025 TV upfront.Read More
Patreon Hires Shake Shack’s Mike McGarry as First SVP of Marketing
McGarry is the second marketer to leave Shake Shack this month.Read More
Landmark digital declaration from EU ministers ignites calls to cut startup regulation
A coalition of European startups has urged swift action to slash burdensome EU regulations after a landmark declaration from the D9+ group of digitally advanced nations. The declaration stressed the need for “removing barriers” and “simplifying EU rules and procedures.” Ministers from all 13 countries in the D9+ — Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, and Sweden — signed the statement. They emphasised the need for a “reviewed digital rulebook” that is “deregulated where possible” and “avoids unnecessary red tape.” A startup group has called for the ministers to back up their…
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Neysa Wilkins Retiring From WJHG in Panama City After 32 Years
The evening anchor joined the station in 1993.Read More
Revolving Door Roundup: PBS News Hour Co-Anchors Named Co-Managing Editors
Plus, CNN announces a pair of new hires.Read More
Andrew Vrees to replace Kyle Grimes as GM of WCVB in Boston
Vrees has been the president and general manager of WMUR in Manchester, New Hampshire since 2021.Read More
Fox News Sued by Widow of Journalist Killed in Ukraine
Michelle Ross-Stanton is the wife of deceased Fox News video journalist Pierre Zakrzewski.Read More
LinkedIn Ads Appoints R/GA as Lead Creative Agency
LinkedIn has appointed R/GA as its global strategic creative agency for LinkedIn Ads following a competitive pitch.Read More
Global Ad Spend Forecast to Drop by $20 Billion Amid Market Volatility
Tariffs and recession fears are some of the reasons leading to lower growth forecasts.Read More
Tesla’s sales slump opens ‘rare window’ for European EV makers
Tesla’s sales in Europe have plummeted by 42% this year, according to the latest figures from the European Automobile Manufacturers Association. Tesla’s slip came despite total EV sales on the continent rising 28% over the same period. Analysts have linked the slump to Tesla’s aging model lineup and growing backlash against CEO Elon Musk’s increasingly polarising behaviour. Whatever the reason, Andrew Fellows, an automotive and mobility expert at global tech consultancy Star, told TNW he thinks the recent sales slide has opened “a rare window of opportunity” for rival European carmakers to regain lost ground from Musk’s firm. Tesla’s Model…
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