Ciencias de la comunicación

How Curiosity and Innovation Fuel Success With PepsiCo

In this episode of the Brave Commerce podcast, hosts Rachel Tipograph, founder and CEO of MikMak, and Sarah Hofstetter, president of Profitero, sit down with Meghan Archer, vice president of digital commerce at PepsiCo. Archer shares her unique career journey from consumer electronics at T-Mobile, to a dynamic decade at Amazon, to her current role…In […]

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Britt Nolan Departs Leo Burnett for McCann Worldgroup

McCann Worldgroup has nabbed lauded creative Britt Nolan from Leo Burnett to take on the new role of chief creative officer, North America. He will report to Javier Campopiano, global chief creative officer of McCann Worldgroup and McCann. Nolan will work with the network’s creative leadership in the U.S. and Canada across McCann, MRM, FutureBrand,…McCann

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Donald Trump Names Fox News’ Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary

President-elect Donald Trump announced Tuesday that Fox & Friends Weekend co-host Pete Hegseth is his pick to run the Department of Defense. As a result of this nomination, Hegseth will depart his Fox News role immediately. “Pete Hegseth has been an exceptional host on Fox & Friends and Fox Nation and a best-selling author for…President-elect

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From Dora to Bluey: What Marketers Need to Know About the ‘No Sabo Kids’

As a Latina mother and marketer, raising bilingual children in today’s media landscape is both a joy and a challenge. Growing up, shows like Dora the Explorer didn’t just entertain me–they helped me navigate a complex world between two languages. While English wasn’t my first language, those shows gave me a sense of belonging in…As

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Resume Rewind: Linqia VP Keith Bendes on the Power of Being Multifaceted

“I did have a very nontraditional career,” Keith Bendes, vice president of strategy at influencer marketing agency Linqia, told ADWEEK for video series Resume Rewind, sponsored by entertainment wiki hosting service Fandom. Bendes has been with Linqia for five-and-a-half years, following a four-and-a-half-year stint with consumer-packaged-goods giant Unilever. He started his career at a sports…”I

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Amazon Confirms Shutdown of FAST Service Freevee

Freevee, we hardly knew ye: Amazon confirmed late Tuesday that it will shut down the FAST (free ad-supported streaming television) service, which debuted as IMDb Freedive in January 2019. Moving forward, the company will consolidate the streamer under Prime Video. “To deliver a simpler viewing experience for customers, we have decided to phase out Freevee…Freevee,

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Week of November 4 Cable News Ratings: Election Week Boosts Fox News to Best Performance Since 2020

This is TVNewser’s basic cable network ranker and cable news report for the week of November 4, 2024. President-elect Donald Trump’s defeat of Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election was certainly good news for Fox News. The network finished Election Week as the No. 1 television outlet during primetime in total viewers,…This

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How the Russian Independent Media Archive Is Defying Censorship — and Saving History

Since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russian independent media outlets have faced intense censorship by the government. In March 2022, a few days after the war began, the government swiftly implemented a series of laws curtailing criticism of the Russian armed forces; questioning Moscow’s “special military operation” in Ukraine is now a criminal offense.   Independent media

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‘A Mad, Headlong Poverty-Stricken Rush’ Across South America

“The Brazil Chronicles” (forthcoming from University of Missouri Press on Nov. 18, 2024) is a mix of memoir and reportage by Stephen G. Bloom, which recounts Rio de Janeiro’s vibrant history as a base for American expat reporters. Fed up with the political and economic turbulence of the 1970s, Bloom, like hundreds of contemporaries, relocated to

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