Tag: AT&T

Will California Put the Brakes on Data?

The leader of the national advertisers’ group flagged a potential future headache for those who use consumer data to better target ads:  a populist pro-privacy proposal in bellwether California. Bob Liodice, CEO of the Association of National Advertisers, was the wrap-up keynoter on May 9 at the 2018 Geopath/OAAA OOH […]

Out of Home Media in the Data Revolution

With permission from Extension Media. By Mark Boidman, Susan Wang, and Brandon Yoshimura, PJ SOLOMON The Out of Home media and advertising (“OOH”) industry is undergoing a digital and data-driven transformation. OOH reaches consumers who are “on the go” or in transit and encompasses a variety of formats including billboards, posters, […]

AT&T – Time Warner Deal May Impact Ad Budgets

What happens when you take two of the top ten advertiser’s in the U.S. and merge them together?  According to the Wall Street Journal, it will mean less money spent on advertising for a combined entity.   Last year AT&T, at $1.84 billion, ranked second in U.S. paid media. Time […]