9
2012
ANA: Two-Thirds of Global Marketers to Change Agency Compensation
Compensation and performance incentives were debated at the Association of National Advertisers' Financial Management Conference.
9
2012
Jockey Tells ANA Its ‘Accountable Comp’ Agency Model Works
Jockey is known for its briefs, so it's rather fitting that the brief it gave to ad agencies during a review process last year was an unusual one.
9
2012
Facebook Wants to Be Part of Networks’ Programming Strategy
Facebook can help networks and brands extend chatter around big TV events, said Kay Madati, head-entertainment and media, global marketing solutions.
9
2012
Social TV Moves Beyond Promotional Role, Becomes Content in Own Right
Bravo sees ratings lift for "social reruns" and marketers Capital One, Bing tap co-viewing apps to make the most of TV sponsorships.
9
2012
DiGennaro Communications Gets Its Justin Bieber On
A typical workday at a B2B public-relations firm isn't what it used to be, based on this video.
9
2012
Tim Armstrong: AOL Plans to Invest in TechCrunch and Engadget, Not Sell Them
AOL beat Wall Street estimates on first-quarter revenue and profit, but its core display-ad business dropped 1% year-over-year in the U.S., while traffic to AOL sites fell 4%.
9
2012
Arnold Taps Aaron Griffiths as Co-Chief Creative Officer in New York
In wake of steady growth, the agency has chosen the former TBWA/Chiat/Day creative director to partner with current chief creative John Staffen.
9
2012
Interpublic Group Files Motion to Dismiss $50 Million Discrimination Suit
Interpublic Group of Cos. responded late Tuesday to the race-discrimination suit filed in April by a Trinidadian employee who is seeking $50 million in damages.
9
2012
Interpublic Group Files Motion to Dismiss $50 Million Discrimination Suit
Interpublic Group of Cos. responded late Tuesday to the race-discrimination suit filed in April by a Trinidadian employee who is seeking $50 million in damages.
9
2012
Marketers Still Baffled, Suspicious of Agency Trading Desks
Some marketers see trading desks as "double dipping," as clients pay agencies to manage media, and then pay agency trading desks a margin to buy it.

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