Female Directors Were Frozen Out of This Year’s Oscars, so They’re Stealing the Broadcast’s Ads On Sunday, the Academy Awards will take place for the 92nd time. And a man will win Best Director, because only men were nominated this year in a time-honored tradition that has resulted in only five Oscar nominations ever for
Instagram’s Billion Ad Revenue Isn’t Exactly a Shock to Marketers It's hard to remember now, but for the first three years of its existence, Instagram was ad-free. When it finally incorporated ads, shortly after Facebook bought the photo-sharing platform for $1 billion in 2012, the language around the rollout promised users it wouldn't be too
Why the Bill Murray Jeep Ad Almost Didn’t Air; Adobe’s Trippy Ode to Creativity: Friday’s First Things First Welcome to First Things First, Adweek's new daily resource for marketers. We'll be publishing the content to First Things First on Adweek.com each morning (like this post), but if you prefer that it come straight to your
How Homeland’s Producers Have Navigated the Ups and Downs, the Praise and the Criticism Homeland took the TV industry by storm when it debuted in 2011. The Showtime drama won six Emmys in its first season (including for outstanding drama series and for series leads Claire Danes, as bipolar CIA officer Carrie Mathison, and Damian
Digital Marketing News: YouTube’s Robust Revenue, LinkedIn’s Record Engagement, Gen Z Brand Expectations, & Google’s Unified Messaging The post Digital Marketing News: YouTube’s Robust Revenue, LinkedIn’s Record Engagement, Gen Z Brand Expectations, & Google’s Unified Messaging appeared first on Online Marketing Blog - TopRank®. Source: Toprank
Pinterest Sees Q4 Revenue Rise 46% Year-Over-Year, Reaches 335M Monthly Active Users Pinterest posted a strong fourth quarter, with revenue up 46% year-over-year to $399.898 million and 335 million monthly active users as of the end of 2019, up 26% from the same time one year earlier. The company said it saw particular strength from
Instagram Enables Users to Sort the List of Accounts They Follow Instagram began rolling out a tool that will enable people to clean up the list of accounts they follow, based on how often they have interacted with those accounts. When Instagrammers go to their profiles and click on Following, accounts they follow will be
Busch Light Is Giving Away Mustangs to Fast-Tweeting Fans During the Daytona 500 Can you fire off a tweet before the crew for Nascar driver Kevin Harvick wraps up a pitstop? If the answer is yes, you may soon be behind the wheel of a new Ford Mustang. Harvick sponsor Busch Light is running its
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Edie Falco on Returning to TV and How Trump Prompted Her to Film the Avatar Sequels Edie Falco returns to TV tonight, in her first ongoing TV series role since Nurse Jackie ended in 2015. She stars in the CBS drama Tommy as an NYPD officer who becomes L.A.'s first female chief of police. Still
