Meta follows Musk’s lead on censorship — but ad industry keeps its distance from panic
By Seb Joseph Meta is borrowing a page from Elon Musk’s X on free speech and censorship, but advertisers aren’t hitting the panic button — yet. …
By Seb Joseph Meta is borrowing a page from Elon Musk’s X on free speech and censorship, but advertisers aren’t hitting the panic button — yet. …
By ttaylor@hubspot.com (Tristen Taylor) The first place a potential customer may hear about your brand could be from your social media, a passing ad, or…
By esantiago@hubspot.com (Erica Santiago) 2025 is likely going to be the most interesting year thus far for marketing leadership. In the past year alone, you’ve…
By Michael Bürgi TikTok may be facing a potential existential crisis here in the U.S., as a Jan. 19 deadline approaches which could possibly see…
By Alexander Lee As a potential U.S. TikTok ban grows near, creators are adjusting their approach to partnership contracts to avoid being left holding the…
By Marty Swant Reddit is rolling out several new tools for marketers that aim to demystify the platform and help advertisers engage more with users.…
By Jenny Bergen Clark “What do you mean AI won’t fix everything?” That conversation with a marketing executive last month sparked my journey into creating…
By Michael Bürgi Omnicom continued to focus on advances and changes in search during CES this week, announcing a partnership with Amazon Ads and Omnicom’s…
By Kimeko McCoy Subscribe: Apple Podcasts • Spotify Fast food and quick service restaurant brands had a rough go over the past few years as…
By Michael Bürgi As it has done at most major media tentpole events the last few years, Omnicom and its media arm, Omnicom Media Group,…