Marketing Briefing: As brands and agencies pull out of Russia, ripple effects of the Ukraine invasion continue in the ad world

Businesses have announced they will suspend services (TikTok, Netflix, Visa, Mastercard, Amex) or halt advertising (Google) in Russia.

Media Buying Briefing: High school sports media looks to graduate, but doesn’t yet have the national profile for big brand buy in

Though it remains largely a regional business today, high-school sports media coverage and advertising feels like it’s at a point where college sports was 20 years ago.

Media Briefing: How news publishers are covering the Ukraine-Russia conflict on TikTok

In this week’s Media Briefing, media editor Kayleigh Barber looks at how news publishers are using TikTok to cover Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Future of TV Briefing: 3 questions heading into this year’s TV upfront negotiations

This week's Future of TV Briefing looks at a few of the top questions on the minds of both buyers and sellers as this year’s annual buying cycle commences.

Marketing Briefing: ‘The situation is ever-evolving’: Advertisers pivot, pause ad placements and creative amid invasion of Ukraine

Due to the war's violence, carnage and human suffering flooding into the media space, marketers are concerned about the tone of their creative messaging as well as the context of where their ad appears.

Media Buying Briefing: How a medical insights company is shaping media planning and buying with its data

Kinsa has helped multiple health-related brands, from cold and flu medications to tissue makers, optimize their media spend, working directly with the brands as well as their media agencies.

Media Briefing: How the AP and The Washington Post are staffing up to step up their climate coverage

In this week’s Media Briefing, media reporter Sara Guaglione looks at what the AP and The Washington Post plan to do with the 40-plus climate journalists they have set out to hire.

Case Study: How Redbox is using its physical retail box to reach digital users

The company transformed itself from a DVD rental firm reliant on foot traffic in stores to a multifaceted entertainment company. To do it, the company leverages its 43,000 physical kiosks to reach digital users.