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  • CES

    Be-wear More Ad Networks!; CES Is Much Ado About AI

    Ring In The New Year The “everything is an ad network” trend will live forever.  There are always new advertising canvases and data sources to be plumbed. For instance, consumer wearables are primed to go off in 2026, Bloomberg reports, especially accessories and rings. That said, smart watches remain the top wearables choice by far, […]

  • Jyoti Vaidee, VP of ad product management, Reddit

    An AMA With Reddit’s New VP Of Ad Product

    It’s a misconception that Redditors categorically dislike advertising, says newly hired VP of Ad Product Management Jyoti Vaidee. In fact, 60% of Reddit users want brands to participate in communities, she says, so long as their interactions are relevant and respectful.

  • Jen Wong, COO, Reddit

    COO Jen Wong On Why Reddit Is Ready To Become A Mature Advertising Business

    No business is immune to signal loss. But Reddit, which will host its first-ever earnings call as a public company on May 7, is making the case that its platform is “signal resilient.”

  • The Point Of Personalization; United Talent Agency Buys MediaLink

    That’s A Wrapped If you were on Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat or TikTok last week, you probably saw the Spotify Wrapped feature, an annual breakdown of each user’s most listened to songs and programs for the year. That roundup is then shared on social media, with captions like, “Spotify thinks I need therapy.”  Every year, Spotify […]