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Today’s news: P&G strikes another blow at agencies, Disney’s top movie exec could be headed for the door, and why adtech firm PubMatic is going public.
P&G is taking more of its ad buying in-house in a loss for advertising giant Omnicom
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Hollywood insiders are speculating that Disney’s Bob Iger, Alan Horn, and others are headed for the exit
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PubMatic
The CEO of digital ad firm PubMatic lays out his plan to grow the firm post-IPO and survive the death of cookie-based ad targeting
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