The new comedy drama uses relatable stories about love, family and money to help people build financial confidence by managing and protecting their finances.
Alphabet, Meta and Amazon are using AI to stitch media, recommendations, creative, customer service and checkout into commercial exchanges they control, extending their influence over the decisions customers make and the evidence marketers use to judge what worked. But the battle to create advertising’s operating system is fast becoming a test of who can raise the money to build it.
The Advertising Regulatory Board (ARB) has launched Arbie, an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot designed to help users search and access advertising rulings in seconds.
SA’s beleaguered newspaper industry has changed dramatically in a single week, with major titles moving to new operators, Media24 preparing another newsroom restructuring, and staff at some of the country’s oldest newspapers going unpaid.
Omnicom wants to transform its scale into a single, integrated way of working. Nine months after buying Interpublic, chairman and CEO, John Wren is centralising client growth, technology and investment around a single operating model powered by media, data and agentic artificial intelligence.
PubMatic has announced the launch of its advanced guardrail architecture, a customisable governance framework purpose-built for autonomous advertising. The framework gives advertisers and agencies configurable control over how autonomous agents execute campaigns, while ensuring every decision is auditable and accountable.
This map shows how the World Bank classifies countries into four groups based on gross national income per capita.
Advertising firm WPP has reported a decline in first-half revenue, but said trading improved during the second quarter as the marketing giant pointed to growing momentum from its transformation strategy under new chief executive Cindy Rose.
An Ampere Analysis study finds the average consumer in those markets spends more time-consuming media than sleeping or working, and that consumers are increasingly selecting from a rich menu of media depending on their mood, age and needs.
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