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The advertising industry has spent the better part of a century trying to prevent human beings from making expensive mistakes with other people's money. Now it must figure out how to extend the same courtesy to software. As artificial intelligence agents begin to take on media buying tasks that were once the exclusive province of junior planners and
There was a time when the mere appearance of a famous face in a commercial was enough to generate water-cooler conversation, back when water
The New York City subway system, that great democratic leveler where hedge fund managers and hot dog vendors alike are reduced to waiting on a
There are moments when a beer brand's marketing so thoroughly embraces a certain idea of America that one half-expects a bald eagle
There was a time, not so long ago, when advertisements for consumer products routinely made claims about how well those products were made. The stitching
The last time a Murdoch made news in the American media business, it generally involved expanding an empire. This time, it involves a younger Murdoch
For a company that has spent years helping publishers understand their audiences, Permutive is now trying to understand a rather different audience: the people who
There was a time when Route 66 was simply a highway, a practical matter of getting from Chicago to Los Angeles without too many flat
There was a time, not so very long ago, when telling consumers that a product was well made seemed almost quaint — a relic of an
The hangover from losing the N.B.A. appears to be lasting longer than Warner Bros. Discovery might have hoped. The company reported a first-