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CBS and Nielsen’s bitter face-off over a new measurement deal is finally over. On Friday night, the companies reached a new deal for Nielsen national, digital and local audience measurement. In the agreement, CBS Television Network, CBS Television Distribution, Showtime Networks, Smithsonian, Pop, CBS Sports Network and CBS’ 27 owned-and-operated local television stations will continue…
In January 2017, when Megyn Kelly opted to leave her longtime Fox News home and accept a three-year, $69 million megadeal from NBC News, many industry observers doubted that NBC and Kelly would be a good fit. Turns out they were right. Friday night, NBC News made official what has been inevitable since October, and…
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As head of market research for the CTA the trade body that owns and produces the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas each year Steve Koenig has a gimlet eye when it comes to the fifth generation of mobile tech, or 5G.
For starters, he isn’t selling the idea that it’s coming out tomorrow, let alone in 2020.
“When it comes to 5G, it’s not like flipping a switch,” Koenig says. “At CES, we are seeing 5G take its first steps; we’re just learning to walk here with 5G. And based on our own projections at the CTA, it won’t be until 2022 until the majority of smartphones in the U.S. will be 5G enabled.”
The $69 million host had trouble at the network long before she wondered on-air why it was wrong for white people to dress up in blackface for Halloween.
(TrendHunter.com) These DIY fashion innovations range from luxe hand-painted sneakers to modular backpack accessories that can be transformed to match a wearer’s changing mood. Standouts in the footwear realm…
(TrendHunter.com) These lifestyle innovations at CES 2019 range from at-home boxing gyms to connected pet cameras. When it comes to health and wellness, standouts from the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics show include…
The seemingly endless fight over the U.S. Army’s advertising business has taken yet another turn as WPP joined IPG and McCann Worldgroup in contesting the government’s November decision to award the account to Team DDB, an Omnicom entity led by that agency’s Chicago office. According to the Army’s own estimates, the contract concerns up to…
As head of market research for the CTA the trade body that owns and produces the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas each year Steve Koenig has a gimlet eye when it comes to the fifth generation of mobile tech, or 5G.
For starters, he isn’t selling the idea that it’s coming out tomorrow, let alone in 2020.
“When it comes to 5G, it’s not like flipping a switch,” Koenig says. “At CES, we are seeing 5G take its first steps; we’re just learning to walk here with 5G. And based on our own projections at the CTA, it won’t be until 2022 until the majority of smartphones in the U.S. will be 5G enabled.”
I know you’ve all had an exhausting week taking selfies via livestream-enabled beauty mirrors and pondering the various benefits of smart toilets.
I, for one, was smug, rested and far, far away from the action at CES this year. But make sure to catch up with dispatches from our Ad Age contingent on the ground.
Rest up, kick back and catch up on some of the week’s agency news. I’ll see you next week!
A night club, a fast-food, a hair salon… A kitchen is now way more than a kitchen.
Christmas in Nigeria is a unique experience. Instead of snow, there is Harmattan and in place of Santa Claus, there are masquerades. This Christmas ad celebrates something that is common across all ethnic groups in Nigeria – the art of masquerading, which is more common during Christmas when people travel from the cities to their hometowns to celebrate with family.
IKEA continually explores how life at home is changing and time being of essence is certainly appreciated and carefully planned for in such fast paced culture. People tend to prioritize their time more than before, deciding to invest in things that matter and add value for their everyday. Due to the importance of digital presence for businesses to flourish, IKEA decided to launch the new Online shopping experience in Egypt. A new seamless experience in Egypt. Shopping made easier at IKEA all from one place delivered to your doorstep.
Vruuum is the Delivery that doesn’t stall you. No matter how hard the delivery is.
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