Channel Factory hired ex-Washington Post sales leader Jed Hartman to head sales and is planning to more than double its sales and marketing staff.
Some advertisers say cooperative efforts to help the networks battle Google and Facebook have stalled. They complain that TV is still filled with ad clutter.
Uber shelled out $3.2 billion on sales and marketing in 2018, mostly to showcase its efforts to promote diversity after a spate of PR crises in 2017.
Uber shelled out $3.2 billion on sales and marketing in 2018, mostly to showcase its efforts to promote diversity after a spate of PR crises in 2017.
Advertisers spend with Facebook because it works, thanks to its scale and targeting heft, and advertisers are slow and conservative, experts said.
Advertisers spend with Facebook because it works, thanks to its scale and targeting heft, and advertisers are slow and conservative, experts said.
Google's plan to make significant ad-tracking changes to Chrome will be felt by publishers, ad-tech firms and consumers.
Jay Livingston, Shake Shack's first CMO, has a background in angel investing, film production, and political activism.
At an over-the-top-media event hosted by the Trade Desk on Tuesday, Hulu discussed video consumption on its service.
At an OTT event hosted by The Trade Desk on Tuesday, Hulu discussed video consumption on its service.
Amazon pitching advertisers that its video ads have better data than OTT rivals.
AT&T's DirecTV Now lost 83,000 net subscribers during the first quarter of 2019. Dish's Sling TV gained just 7,000.
Some third-party dealers who spoke with Business Insider said they've been told explicitly to sell more non-DirecTV products.
Radio giant iHeartMedia is getting around the challenge of podcast discovery challenge by using its own radio stations to promote its podcasts.
Radio giant iHeartMedia is getting around the challenge of podcast discovery challenge by using its own radio stations to promote its podcasts.
Complex CEO Rich Antoniello describes how the company survived the Go90 debacle.
Amazon is about to test more video ads, and agencies see this as a way to compete with Google and Facebook.
Adidas and Airbnb have created successful Facebook groups, but they require significantly different resources than the news feed.
Google-owned YouTube is stepping up its effort to get TV advertisers to shift dollars to digital.
Instagram is encouraging brands to load up their ads with features that drive consumers to take an action.