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CNN and ABC News lead the news outlets in Webby nominations.

Today was also the top show for the week of March 23.

Marketing lead Sarah Choi on the evolution of yoga and building a fitness community.

KFC, Pringles, McDonald's, e.l.f. Cosmetics, Verizon, and more make up this week's most notable ads.

Agentic commerce is such a nascent concept that it's uncertain how consumers will use it, and it's not clear what infrastructure is needed to support it. But the talk is what eventually spurs more decisive action, and even the failures can be informative.

The same qualities that drive successful brand turnarounds also drive AI visibility.

The holding group behind Essence, Refinery29, and Afropunk named the former Netflix and Spotify executive to the newly created role.

The tie-up will see Fanatics underwrite the launch of Complex Bets, an editorial offering that will integrate prediction data into cultural wagers.

The companies reach a new, multi-year measurement agreement across TelevisaUnivision's portfolio.

March Madness action didn't interfere with Fox News' gains.

Plus, the evening news ratings for the week of March 23.

Publicis Groupe has acquired sports and culture-focused agency 160over90 as the holding company deepens its investment in sports marketing.

Eater and Tasty are the latest publishers looking to capitalize on a growing appetite for food and dining brands.

S4 Capital's Monks has spent two years building AI-driven production workflows. Now Nvidia is using that as its pitch to the rest of Madison Avenue.

As generative AI and creators take a bigger hand in producing creative work, brand managers face a crucial question: Who’s watching to ensure its all working together to build brand […]

YouTube Brandcast 2026 takes place on Wednesday, May 13.

Pringles' unconventional love story follows viral Super Bowl ad starring Sabrina Carpenter.

Cam Heyward and Jerome Bettis star in 'Smash the Glass,' a new ad touting the 2026 Draft.

Unilever’s decision to combine its foods business with McCormick & Company isn’t a retreat from food, but a re-focus on areas where it can naturally make more money.

In fashion, the creative director sits alongside the CEO, occasionally as the more powerful of the two.