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19 hours agoCreator content has become critical for retail media networks
Retail media and the creator economy are increasingly interconnected, enhancing advertising effectiveness through data-driven creator partnerships.
During the first Trump Administration, Sinclair, a company that owns almost two hundred local TV stations across the United States, and is known for its conservative bent, instructed its news anchors to recite a near-identical script on air. The sharing of bias and false news has become all too common on social media, and more alarming, some media outlets publish these same fake stories without checking facts first.
Context as the subject The issue with selfies is that they demote the importance of context. You can be standing in front of the Great Wall of China but an arms-length framing makes you an artificial focal point. By contrast, if you turn the camera around, you're presenting your viewer with your perspective on the world around you. Taking care to turn a quick snap into an artful, composed observation shows your audience something important, without having to tell them so directly.
This week, TV advertising company Cadent announced that all of its SSP's CTV supply paths are now direct, surpassing the 75% industry benchmark recommended by Jounce Media. Direct supply has been baked into Cadent's SSP since the product three years ago, according to Brian Weigel, SVP of operations. Still, hitting 100% wasn't easy. Cadent had to onboard a range of publishers and supply-chain partners that first had to be vetted by Jounce.
As first reported by The Wall Street Journal, Hagedorn is to take up the role of North American chief executive for Omnicom Media Group, which works with the likes of McDonald's and PepsiCo. Hagadorn will replace outgoing media boss Page Thompson, who is retiring after more than four decades with the holding giant. Having worked with the group for 15 years, Hagedorn has played a significant role in the scaling up OMG's data and analytics business.