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There is a phrase that occasionally surfaces when technology executives want to describe an industry gap between aspiration and execution. It is not a phrase one expects to hear at a trade conference, which may be precisely why Daniel Hulme, WPP's chief artificial intelligence officer, chose to deploy it. Agentic AI, Dr. Hulme told attendees at the IAB
There is a particular kind of comedy that Hollywood has been making since at least the 1980s, in which a terrible person learns to be
The advertising business has always understood that the best way to sell something is to show people where it came from — the factory floor, the
The advertising industry has long served as a convenient shorthand in popular culture for a certain kind of male arrogance — the swagger, the martinis, the assumption that the corner office was a birthright.
The question of whether anyone is watching streaming television — and, if so, whether they are subsequently buying anything — has become one of the industry's more persistent anxieties.
The last time a Murdoch controlled New York magazine, Ronald Reagan had recently left office, and the phrase "podcast network" would have sounded like something from a science fiction novel about ham radio enthusiasts.
The path from social media notoriety to a Hollywood writing credit has been well worn in recent years, but it is not often that the journey begins at an outdoor shopping mall in Glendale, Calif.
The last time an industry grew this fast by making its product look this fun to teenagers, the product was a sleek vaporizer and the company was worth $38 billion right up until it wasn't.
There was a time, not so long ago, when a major World Cup meant a major Nike commercial — the kind of sprawling, star-studded production that advertising people would discuss for years and consumers would actually seek out.
The carousel of executive talent in sports business continued its familiar rotation this week, with a series of appointments that suggest, among other things, that