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The podcast where we separate what actually matters in advertising, adtech and marketing, from the absolute tsunami of nonsense this industry generates on a weekly basis
Unknown Host hosts The Weekly Reckoning by ADOTAT.
Nielsen acquired DoubleVerify for $2.15 billion, which means the company that measures the ads now owns the company that verifies them, and both major verification firms are now controlled by entities with a position in
Five stories. One story. A media company figured out how to charge a CPM for the moment you get up to pee — WBD says pause ads are "creating new ad space where none existed," which is the most honest sentence in ad tech
Arthur Sadoun must be wondering if anyone plans to put up a fight. Publicis posted another monster quarter, raised guidance again, and dropped the number that should keep every other holding company awake at night: 87% o
AI has quietly become the general contractor of the entire ad business, whether the industry signed off on the renovation or not. TIME migrated its entire CMS because AI refused to eat two decades of digital junk drawer
Fourth of July week and the advertising industry is wrapping itself in the flag while consumers quietly admit they trust payrolls more than patriotism. Ford wins because it builds something tangible. Silicon Valley barel
Fourth of July week and the advertising industry is wrapping itself in the flag while consumers quietly admit they trust payrolls more than patriotism. Ford wins because it builds something tangible. Silicon Valley barel
Something strange happens every June. America's adtech, media, agency, martech and measurement industries abandon their offices, migrate to the French Riviera, and spend a week insisting the future of advertising has fin
The machines are taking over the buying, the selling, the troubleshooting, and apparently deciding when you're hungry. WPP arrived ahead of Cannes with a prototype standard for how AI buyer agents talk to AI seller agent
The machines are taking over the buying, the selling, the troubleshooting, and apparently deciding when you're hungry. WPP arrived ahead of Cannes with a prototype standard for how AI buyer agents talk to AI seller agent
Advertising used to be simple: get attention, sell stuff, collect money. Now it's a sprawling ecosystem dedicated to measuring attention, proving attention, optimizing attention, attributing attention, and occasionally r
Advertising used to be simple: get attention, sell stuff, collect money. Now it's a sprawling ecosystem dedicated to measuring attention, proving attention, optimizing attention, attributing attention, and occasionally r
The ad industry has decided it no longer trusts anything — not its data, not its inventory, not its AI, not its platforms, not even its own supply chain. After twenty years of building an infinitely scalable digital adve
The digital media dream died this week and nobody sent flowers. BuzzFeed, once valued at $1.7 billion, sold for the price of a decent Malibu teardown. Vox Media unloaded New York Magazine, Vox, and its podcast network be
Upfront week turned into a three-day panic attack disguised as a sales presentation. Every media executive in Manhattan climbed onstage, blasted cinematic music, and repeated the word "performance" until it lost all mean
The upfronts used to be about stars, cocktails, and media buyers pretending to care about prestige dramas. Now it's household graphs, AI optimization, and enough jargon to make a management consultant levitate. Every net
The Trade Desk spent years pressuring publishers into adopting UID2 as the future of identity in advertising. Then one major publisher discovered it had been sending completely broken IDs into the system for three months
This week, the ad industry finally stops pretending it’s in control. Google tightens its grip with AI Max, PayPal decides it’s a media company now, The Trade Desk makes peace with the ecosystem it used to critique, and O
Something shifted this week. Not in a product launch or a keynote or a governance council announcement. In the rooms ad tech doesn't get invited to. The FTC. State AGs. CFOs and CMOs who sign the checks. Publishers watch
The same companies that spent years building broken, fragmented systems are now selling you the fix at candlelit dinners and calling it innovation. Paramount skipped the stage show, went straight for the steakhouse, and
Every company in ad tech discovered the word "agentic" this week and nobody can stop saying it. Publicis and Microsoft are building a full-stack AI-powered marketing platform for over a hundred thousand employees without
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