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Dentsu reduced headcount by 2,100 roles in 2025 and said a further 1300 cuts are planned.

Duo joins from Saatchi & Saatchi.

This week’s edition highlights brands challenging Cupid’s playbook with inclusive Valentine’s Day narratives.

The spot shows a horde of lemmings racing across a mountainous tundra, pulled along by the fear of missing out (on AI).

This week, Agency Brief has the exclusive on Highdive’s C-suite appointment, plus a look at Publicis Groupe’s recent sports moves.

A way-too-early look at what could be in store for Super Bowl LXI.

From fast food to lawn mowers, how brands are finding ways to show the love.

Actionable Super Bowl LX insights to sharpen 2027 planning, from clarity-first creative and smart social surround to inclusive casting and post-game war room KPIs.

Women are scared of losing out on career milestones during maternity leave. Companies have the power to make it right.

This week's standout campaigns celebrate Valentine's Day with a more modern view of relationships

Apple Music captured Bad Bunny’s groundbreaking Super Bowl Halftime Show through the iPhone lenses of fans around the world.

Happydemics, global brand lift and ad measurement company, has partnered with Vistar Media, the leading global provider of technology solutions for out-of-home (OOH) media and part of T-Mobile Advertising Solutions, to deliver highly accurate measurement metrics for digital out-of-home (DOOH) [...] The post Happydemics Partners with Vistar Media to Enhance DOOH Brand Measurement appeared first on ExchangeWire.com.

This week, from record-breaking investments to regulatory battles and job cuts, Big Tech dominated headlines with high-stakes moves and major shifts. The UK advertising industry continues to show mixed signals, according to the IPA Agency Census 2025. The total workforce at [...] The post The Stack: AI and Regulatory Shifts appeared first on ExchangeWire.com.

Igarashi will resign next month.

Ogilvy UK vice-chairman said he "very much hopes that the publication of the documents by the DOJ will help in the long term to achieve justice for Epstein's victims”, after confirming he attended a lunch and dinner, to which Jeffrey Epstein had been invited but may not have been present at.

Ben McNaughton joins from Mother London.

Boll & Branch first and foremost uses AI to manage workflows across teams.

Indie agencies and the holding company sector were once bound together. The Super Bowl and WPP’s latest remodeling plans show they’re heading in different directions.

The reputational downside is clearer than the branding upside, which makes discretion the safer strategy.

Super Bowl 2026 had more on-the-ground brand activations and creator participation than ever, showcasing how it's become a massive IRL moment for the creator economy.

Kalil is partnering with LinkNYC to take her social media content into the real world and the streets of NYC.

The AdExchanger team will be off for Presidents Day on Monday, February 16. We’ll see you back here on Tuesday, February 17, with the next Daily News Roundup. Enjoy the long weekend! Google’s Cozy Couch Google faces yet another EU antitrust probe, this time over allegations that it rigged search ad auctions by “artificially increasing […] The post EU Probes Google Over Ad Auction Tactics (Again); Consumers Say Ads Should Pay For The News appeared first on AdExchanger.

Enjoy this weekly comic strip from AdExchanger.com that highlights the digital advertising ecosystem …  The post Comic: Love At First Bid appeared first on AdExchanger.

Roku has a simple equation for generative AI: cheaper content production leads to more viewing time and engagement which leads to more ad spend. “It’s very clear to me that AI is going to reduce the cost of content significantly over time,” Roku CEO Anthony Wood told investors during the company’s fourth quarter earnings call […] The post Roku Uses Its Q4 Earnings Call To Make The Case For AI appeared first on AdExchanger.