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Meet The Digital Marketer Who Spent Two Years Working For The FTC | AdExchanger

In May 2020, AdExchanger published an article with the headline, "FTC Seeks Ad Tech Pros To Bone Up On The 'Opaque' Business Of Digital Advertising."The story was pitched to us by the then-director of the Federal Trade Commission's Bureau of Consumer Protection, who was looking for two people with a deep understanding of digital advertising to join the FTC for a couple of years to help the commissioners and staff develop in-house expertise.

LAFC aiming for CONCACAF Champions League title after heartbreaking 2020 run

John Thorrington has been here before, a result away from seeing his team reach the final of the region's most prestigious club competition.But while the situation feels familiar, everything is different too."The world is in a different place.Which meant for a very different experience," said LAFC's co-president and general manager, whose team will meet the Philadelphia Union in the second leg of a CONCACAF Champions League semifinal matchup Tuesday night.
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Teaching Packaging By Building A Python Package - PyBites

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Or watch here (recommended because there will be code!)Welcome back to our podcast.In this week's episode we look at Python packaging.I was teaching this on our weekly PDM Code Clinic call and we ended up building quite a useful Pybites Open Source tool.Introducing pybites-search, a command line tool to search our content (articles, Bite exercises, podcast episodes, youtube videos and tips).
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Keeping An Eye On Spotify's Video Ad Strategy | AdExchanger

Video advertising is a strategic priority for Spotify.That might sound strange, considering Spotify is an audio streaming service.But video (when it's delivered to a screen that's in view, of course) can be additive to the listening experience, says Emma Vaughn, Spotify's senior director of advertising business development and partnerships, speaking on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks.

Episode 196: Starting from Scratch. How to Grow a Successful Program from the Ground Up!

What do you do when you take over a program that's in need of help?In this weeks episode, Jon and Steve go over how to change the culture, what to focus on, how to get people to join the team, and more.Changing culture is hard.But it is possible.Time to explore how to do it.Steve & Jon
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Walking The DEI Walk With Direct Digital Holdings CEO Mark Walker

Brands that don't invest in diverse-owned and targeted media are missing out on revenue.Marginalized consumers appreciate the brands that recognize them in an authentic way, says Mark Walker, CEO and co-founder of Direct Digital Holdings (DDH), on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks."Audiences in those communities reward you for noticing them," Walker says.
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Meet The Digital Marketer Who Spent Two Years Working For The FTC | AdExchanger

In May 2020, AdExchanger published an article with the headline, "FTC Seeks Ad Tech Pros To Bone Up On The 'Opaque' Business Of Digital Advertising."The story was pitched to us by the then-director of the Federal Trade Commission's Bureau of Consumer Protection, who was looking for two people with a deep understanding of digital advertising to join the FTC for a couple of years to help the commissioners and staff develop in-house expertise.

LAFC aiming for CONCACAF Champions League title after heartbreaking 2020 run

John Thorrington has been here before, a result away from seeing his team reach the final of the region's most prestigious club competition.But while the situation feels familiar, everything is different too."The world is in a different place.Which meant for a very different experience," said LAFC's co-president and general manager, whose team will meet the Philadelphia Union in the second leg of a CONCACAF Champions League semifinal matchup Tuesday night.

Teaching Packaging By Building A Python Package - PyBites

Listen here
Or watch here (recommended because there will be code!)Welcome back to our podcast.In this week's episode we look at Python packaging.I was teaching this on our weekly PDM Code Clinic call and we ended up building quite a useful Pybites Open Source tool.Introducing pybites-search, a command line tool to search our content (articles, Bite exercises, podcast episodes, youtube videos and tips).

Keeping An Eye On Spotify's Video Ad Strategy | AdExchanger

Video advertising is a strategic priority for Spotify.That might sound strange, considering Spotify is an audio streaming service.But video (when it's delivered to a screen that's in view, of course) can be additive to the listening experience, says Emma Vaughn, Spotify's senior director of advertising business development and partnerships, speaking on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks.

Episode 196: Starting from Scratch. How to Grow a Successful Program from the Ground Up!

What do you do when you take over a program that's in need of help?In this weeks episode, Jon and Steve go over how to change the culture, what to focus on, how to get people to join the team, and more.Changing culture is hard.But it is possible.Time to explore how to do it.Steve & Jon
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Walking The DEI Walk With Direct Digital Holdings CEO Mark Walker

Brands that don't invest in diverse-owned and targeted media are missing out on revenue.Marginalized consumers appreciate the brands that recognize them in an authentic way, says Mark Walker, CEO and co-founder of Direct Digital Holdings (DDH), on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks."Audiences in those communities reward you for noticing them," Walker says.
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The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, Episode 147: Good riddance to an awful month of April

Juventus closed its April gauntlet in the kind of way that left a whole lot to be desired.There's one less trophy to try and win.There's more points being dropped.And, maybe most important of all, the overall product that Juve manager Max Allegri is throwing out there is leaving a whole lot to be desired (and producing a whole lot of frustrating moments).

The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, Episode 142: The April gauntlet awaits Juventus

Juventus ' month of March was over with more than just a few days before the actual month comes to a close.With springtime arriving in Italy, the same can pretty much said about an incredibly important Month of April when Juve gets back to business.We just don't know what shape the squad will be in come April 1.
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1 year ago

The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, Episode 141: Juve finish up March in a big, big way

It's always fun to beat Inter Milan.It's even better to beat Inter at the San Siro.It's the best when Juventus beat Inter at the San Siro and we get to bask in it for the next couple of weeks because there is an international break upon us for the first time in 2023.That is indeed the case as Juve followed up their advancement to the Europa League quarterfinals with one of their biggest wins of the season - both because of the opponent, the location as well as the fact that they moved even close to the top six in Serie A.
It was one heck of a way to finish up the March portion of the schedule as we now wait for Juventus' contingent of internationals to come back from their national team duty without any kind of injury or anything close to it.
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1 year ago

The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, Episode 140: Juve's Europa League hopes are still alive

With the midpoint of Juventus ' big final stretch of games before the first international break of the 2023 arrives, the level of difficulty certain got ramped up a level or two.Things didn't go well for Max Allegri's squad against Roma in the Italian capital, but Juve were able to bounce back with a pair of victories that proved to be valuable in multiple ways.

The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, Episode 137: Juve's Europa League spot is on the ropes

As we wait to hear about the appeal of Juventus' 15-point penalty that has seen the club drop down into the mid-table zone in Serie A, the most direct way into next season's Champions League is still very much uncertain.That's because after last Thursday's 1-1 draw with Nantes in Turin, Juve head to France this week needing to win during a time in which their play is not inspiring a whole lot of confidence.

The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, Episode 138: Angel Di Maria is a wonderful human

What goes through your mind when you hear the name "Angel Di Maria"?We're guessing that it's nothing but wonderful thoughts about a wonderful person following what the 35-year-old Argentinian winger did against Nantes this past Thursday night.That is where we focus a whole lot of our conversation on the podcast this week because that's just what happens when a dude at that age scores a hat trick in a big European matchup.
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1 year ago

The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, Episode 147: Good riddance to an awful month of April

Juventus closed its April gauntlet in the kind of way that left a whole lot to be desired.There's one less trophy to try and win.There's more points being dropped.And, maybe most important of all, the overall product that Juve manager Max Allegri is throwing out there is leaving a whole lot to be desired (and producing a whole lot of frustrating moments).

The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, Episode 142: The April gauntlet awaits Juventus

Juventus ' month of March was over with more than just a few days before the actual month comes to a close.With springtime arriving in Italy, the same can pretty much said about an incredibly important Month of April when Juve gets back to business.We just don't know what shape the squad will be in come April 1.

The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, Episode 141: Juve finish up March in a big, big way

It's always fun to beat Inter Milan.It's even better to beat Inter at the San Siro.It's the best when Juventus beat Inter at the San Siro and we get to bask in it for the next couple of weeks because there is an international break upon us for the first time in 2023.That is indeed the case as Juve followed up their advancement to the Europa League quarterfinals with one of their biggest wins of the season - both because of the opponent, the location as well as the fact that they moved even close to the top six in Serie A.
It was one heck of a way to finish up the March portion of the schedule as we now wait for Juventus' contingent of internationals to come back from their national team duty without any kind of injury or anything close to it.

The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, Episode 140: Juve's Europa League hopes are still alive

With the midpoint of Juventus ' big final stretch of games before the first international break of the 2023 arrives, the level of difficulty certain got ramped up a level or two.Things didn't go well for Max Allegri's squad against Roma in the Italian capital, but Juve were able to bounce back with a pair of victories that proved to be valuable in multiple ways.

The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, Episode 137: Juve's Europa League spot is on the ropes

As we wait to hear about the appeal of Juventus' 15-point penalty that has seen the club drop down into the mid-table zone in Serie A, the most direct way into next season's Champions League is still very much uncertain.That's because after last Thursday's 1-1 draw with Nantes in Turin, Juve head to France this week needing to win during a time in which their play is not inspiring a whole lot of confidence.

The Old Lady Speaks Podcast, Episode 138: Angel Di Maria is a wonderful human

What goes through your mind when you hear the name "Angel Di Maria"?We're guessing that it's nothing but wonderful thoughts about a wonderful person following what the 35-year-old Argentinian winger did against Nantes this past Thursday night.That is where we focus a whole lot of our conversation on the podcast this week because that's just what happens when a dude at that age scores a hat trick in a big European matchup.
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Even Without Barry, 'Barry' Is Delighted with Its Own Misery

Tragedies dot an episode that's filled with people getting what they think they want right before everything goes wrong.[Editor's Note: The following review contains spoilers for "Barry" Season 4, Episode 4, "It Takes a Pscyho."]Open Mike Eagle's 2020 album "Anime, Trauma, and Divorce" has a great track, " The Black Mirror Episode."

Win Tickets + Parking Passes to Bonnaroo 2023 from The What Podcast

On this week's episode of The What Podcast, hosts Brad, Barry, and Lord Taco chat with Tom Russell, founder of Governors Ball and Sound on Sound, about the ins and outs of starting a festival.Russell shares what he learned while interning at Superfly (the team behind Bonnaroo) and how those lessons ultimately led him to start festivals of his own.
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The Bumpy Road To Reducing The Ad Industry's Carbon Footprint | AdExchanger

Ad Net Zero, a trade organization founded in the UK in late 2020, supports an it-takes-a-village approach to combating climate change.Members from across the supply chain include the 4A's, ANA, IAB, Cannes Lions, Dentsu, Havas, Omnicom, Unilever, Reckitt, PubMatic and Index Exchange.The group is calling for cross-industry collaboration to reduce advertising's overall carbon footprint through efforts such as cutting down on nonessential travel and establishing cross-discipline "green team" working groups to drive awareness and change at the company level.

It's Time For Traditional TV Players To (Finally) Do More With Data

Jason Manningham, CEO of TV ad tech and identity resolution provider Blockgraph, is a glass-half-full kind of guy.TV is a massive market, and time spent with CTV and linear is undermonetized, Manningham says on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks, the first episode of the new year."If I'm wearing my optimist hat, I'd say attention should ultimately drive ad spend, as long as the same attention can be monetized between different platforms," he says.

NFL picks against the spread for every team in Week 16 (Bills will demolish Bears)

There are three weeks left of the NFL season, so we need to take advantage of every opportunity we have left to bet.Before we know it, it's going to be the dog days of summer and we'll only have a 2pm baseball game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds to bet on.In this article, I'll give you my best spread bet for all 16 NFL Week 16 games.

A Behind-the-Scenes Coaching Call on How to Escape a Rut - Strength Running

Whether it's illness, injury, or stale training, most runners have found themselves stuck in a rut at times.Learn the best way to assess your running and start making progress again with this one-on-one coaching call.We've all been there.Maybe you're injured and are struggling with consistency.Or a hectic schedule has made it difficult to stay motivated.

The Bumpy Road To Reducing The Ad Industry's Carbon Footprint | AdExchanger

Ad Net Zero, a trade organization founded in the UK in late 2020, supports an it-takes-a-village approach to combating climate change.Members from across the supply chain include the 4A's, ANA, IAB, Cannes Lions, Dentsu, Havas, Omnicom, Unilever, Reckitt, PubMatic and Index Exchange.The group is calling for cross-industry collaboration to reduce advertising's overall carbon footprint through efforts such as cutting down on nonessential travel and establishing cross-discipline "green team" working groups to drive awareness and change at the company level.

It's Time For Traditional TV Players To (Finally) Do More With Data

Jason Manningham, CEO of TV ad tech and identity resolution provider Blockgraph, is a glass-half-full kind of guy.TV is a massive market, and time spent with CTV and linear is undermonetized, Manningham says on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks, the first episode of the new year."If I'm wearing my optimist hat, I'd say attention should ultimately drive ad spend, as long as the same attention can be monetized between different platforms," he says.

NFL picks against the spread for every team in Week 16 (Bills will demolish Bears)

There are three weeks left of the NFL season, so we need to take advantage of every opportunity we have left to bet.Before we know it, it's going to be the dog days of summer and we'll only have a 2pm baseball game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Cincinnati Reds to bet on.In this article, I'll give you my best spread bet for all 16 NFL Week 16 games.

A Behind-the-Scenes Coaching Call on How to Escape a Rut - Strength Running

Whether it's illness, injury, or stale training, most runners have found themselves stuck in a rut at times.Learn the best way to assess your running and start making progress again with this one-on-one coaching call.We've all been there.Maybe you're injured and are struggling with consistency.Or a hectic schedule has made it difficult to stay motivated.
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Bavarian Podcast Works: Weekend Warm-up Podcast Season 2, Episode 36 - A preview of Bayern Munich vs. Bayer Leverkusen; Bayern should play a back three moving forward; Bayern's toughest potential UCL opponents; Erling Haaland's monster effort; and MORE!

Bayern Munich is set for a little down time as an international break looms, but there is a ton to talk about with the Bavarians.Why beat around the bush?Let's take a look at what's on tap for this week's episode of the Weekend Warm-up Podcast:


Some programming notes.A preview Bayern Munich vs. Bayer Leverkusen.

Bavarian Podcast Works: Weekend Warm-up Podcast Season 2, Episode 35 - Breaking down Bayern Munich vs. PSG; A preview of Bayern vs. FC Augsburg; Joao Cancelo already out of favor?; Bayern contract updates; and MORE!

What a week for Bayern Munich, huh?The Bavarians took care of business domestically and in Europe and might have gotten over the hump from being a really good team to a great team in the process.Let's take a look at what is on tap for this week's episode:


A preview on Bayern Munich's upcoming Bundesliga match vs. FC Augsburg and why the squad needs to avoid a letdown.

Bavarian Podcast Works: Weekend Warm-up Podcast Season 2, Episode 28 - Reacting to Yann Sommer's move to Bayern Munich and is Konrad Laimer next?; Should you get hyped for Arijon Ibrahimovic?; Assessing the Bundesliga race; Harry Kane rumors; and MORE!

What a week for Bayern Munich!Yann Sommer officially transferred in, Konrad Laimer unofficially inks his deal (allegedly), and there is wall-to-wall excitement for the squad's re-start in the Bundesliga.Needless to say, we have A LOT on our minds about the biggest news pieces of the week.This is what we have on tap for this week's episode:


Reacting to the Yann Sommer signing and the weird quirk of this deal that will be odd to watch play out.

Bavarian Podcast Works: Weekend Warm-up Podcast Season 2, Episode 23 - Looking at Bayern Munich's goalkeeper dilemma; What impact can Germany's advisory council make?; The transfer rumor rundown; Why Julian Nagelsmann is in for a huge test; and MORE!

Bayern Munich 's season is unraveling.Germany got booted early from the World Cup.Argentina and France are set to duke it out in the World Cup finale.Things have clearly not been coming up BFW lately, but here we are - still grinding away.With so much going on, you know there is a ton to talk about, so let's get to it.

Bavarian Podcast Works S5E24: Twitter mailbag in the fallout of Germany's World Cup + Neuer's leg break and how it affects Bayern Munich

The sour taste of Germany's abysmal World Cup showing in Qatar is still fresh in the mouth, and to add insult to injury (quite literally) for German and Bayern Munich football fans, Manuel Neuer's broken leg as a result of a skiing accident sees that he will miss the rest of Bayern's season.It's an added blow that will come with an added sting for Bayern after their contingent for the German national team failed to make the necessary impact in Qatar that they would've hoped for to progress to the knockout stages.

Bavarian Podcast Works: Weekend Warm-up Podcast Season 2, Episode 36 - A preview of Bayern Munich vs. Bayer Leverkusen; Bayern should play a back three moving forward; Bayern's toughest potential UCL opponents; Erling Haaland's monster effort; and MORE!

Bayern Munich is set for a little down time as an international break looms, but there is a ton to talk about with the Bavarians.Why beat around the bush?Let's take a look at what's on tap for this week's episode of the Weekend Warm-up Podcast:


Some programming notes.A preview Bayern Munich vs. Bayer Leverkusen.

Bavarian Podcast Works: Weekend Warm-up Podcast Season 2, Episode 35 - Breaking down Bayern Munich vs. PSG; A preview of Bayern vs. FC Augsburg; Joao Cancelo already out of favor?; Bayern contract updates; and MORE!

What a week for Bayern Munich, huh?The Bavarians took care of business domestically and in Europe and might have gotten over the hump from being a really good team to a great team in the process.Let's take a look at what is on tap for this week's episode:


A preview on Bayern Munich's upcoming Bundesliga match vs. FC Augsburg and why the squad needs to avoid a letdown.

Bavarian Podcast Works: Weekend Warm-up Podcast Season 2, Episode 28 - Reacting to Yann Sommer's move to Bayern Munich and is Konrad Laimer next?; Should you get hyped for Arijon Ibrahimovic?; Assessing the Bundesliga race; Harry Kane rumors; and MORE!

What a week for Bayern Munich!Yann Sommer officially transferred in, Konrad Laimer unofficially inks his deal (allegedly), and there is wall-to-wall excitement for the squad's re-start in the Bundesliga.Needless to say, we have A LOT on our minds about the biggest news pieces of the week.This is what we have on tap for this week's episode:


Reacting to the Yann Sommer signing and the weird quirk of this deal that will be odd to watch play out.

Bavarian Podcast Works: Weekend Warm-up Podcast Season 2, Episode 23 - Looking at Bayern Munich's goalkeeper dilemma; What impact can Germany's advisory council make?; The transfer rumor rundown; Why Julian Nagelsmann is in for a huge test; and MORE!

Bayern Munich 's season is unraveling.Germany got booted early from the World Cup.Argentina and France are set to duke it out in the World Cup finale.Things have clearly not been coming up BFW lately, but here we are - still grinding away.With so much going on, you know there is a ton to talk about, so let's get to it.

Bavarian Podcast Works S5E24: Twitter mailbag in the fallout of Germany's World Cup + Neuer's leg break and how it affects Bayern Munich

The sour taste of Germany's abysmal World Cup showing in Qatar is still fresh in the mouth, and to add insult to injury (quite literally) for German and Bayern Munich football fans, Manuel Neuer's broken leg as a result of a skiing accident sees that he will miss the rest of Bayern's season.It's an added blow that will come with an added sting for Bayern after their contingent for the German national team failed to make the necessary impact in Qatar that they would've hoped for to progress to the knockout stages.
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It's time to challenge the narrative around ChatGPT and journalism: The Media Roundup | What's New in Publishing | Digital Publishing News

Murdoch's desire to cling onto influence by propping up News Corp's news assets is running headfirst into an equally malign group - its shareholders.Faced with plummeting profits of 47% year-on-year in the final three months of the year for its media assets, analysts have been quick to point out that the value of News Corp could be significantly higher if parts of the news media stable were cut loose.

Where did Facebook's funding for journalism really go? - The Media Roundup | What's New in Publishing | Digital Publishing News

Yesterday in this newsletter Peter provided an update on our lead story in the podcast this week - that Google is trialling a news blackout in Canada rather than agree to a direct payments to publishers scheme.You can hear our thoughts on those sorts of deals in the episode (tl;dl they're based on wilful misunderstandings of where value is derived online, and are at best a plaster over the widening gyre of publishers' revenue troubles) but here's an interesting corollary point.

Lakers experience the good and the bad of Russell Westbrook in loss to Sixers

Sunday provided a microcosm of the Russell Westbrook experience for the Lakers this season and the two years as a whole.In a general sense, Russ put together a largely great game against the Sixers with 20 points, 14 rebounds and 11 assists and even did it on efficient shooting, going 7-14 from the field.

Regulatory Scrutiny And The Intricacies Of Ad Law With A 30-Year FTC Veteran | AdExchanger

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The word "surveillance" doesn't really have any positive connotations.You don't surveil someone unless you're being sneaky."The term sounds pejorative," says Mary Engle, EVP of policy at BBB National Programs, on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks.Engle joined BBB National Programs, a nonprofit umbrella organization for ad industry self-regulatory groups, in early 2020 after 30 years at the FTC, including more than two decades as associate director for advertising practices.

PODCAST: Why France faces a cold turkey' winter and how French high streets stay independent?

From spiralling prices to Paris scooters, via independent shops, France's best-known philosopher and a few French life hacks, here's the new episode of the Talking France podcast.Published: 24 November 2022 08:42 CET Host Ben McPartland is joined by Local France editor Emma Pearson, journalist Genevieve Mansfield, political columnist John Lichfield and French language expert and founder of French Today Camille Chevalier-Karfis to discuss everything that has been happening in France this week.

It's time to challenge the narrative around ChatGPT and journalism: The Media Roundup | What's New in Publishing | Digital Publishing News

Murdoch's desire to cling onto influence by propping up News Corp's news assets is running headfirst into an equally malign group - its shareholders.Faced with plummeting profits of 47% year-on-year in the final three months of the year for its media assets, analysts have been quick to point out that the value of News Corp could be significantly higher if parts of the news media stable were cut loose.

Where did Facebook's funding for journalism really go? - The Media Roundup | What's New in Publishing | Digital Publishing News

Yesterday in this newsletter Peter provided an update on our lead story in the podcast this week - that Google is trialling a news blackout in Canada rather than agree to a direct payments to publishers scheme.You can hear our thoughts on those sorts of deals in the episode (tl;dl they're based on wilful misunderstandings of where value is derived online, and are at best a plaster over the widening gyre of publishers' revenue troubles) but here's an interesting corollary point.

Lakers experience the good and the bad of Russell Westbrook in loss to Sixers

Sunday provided a microcosm of the Russell Westbrook experience for the Lakers this season and the two years as a whole.In a general sense, Russ put together a largely great game against the Sixers with 20 points, 14 rebounds and 11 assists and even did it on efficient shooting, going 7-14 from the field.

Regulatory Scrutiny And The Intricacies Of Ad Law With A 30-Year FTC Veteran | AdExchanger

Must Read

The word "surveillance" doesn't really have any positive connotations.You don't surveil someone unless you're being sneaky."The term sounds pejorative," says Mary Engle, EVP of policy at BBB National Programs, on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks.Engle joined BBB National Programs, a nonprofit umbrella organization for ad industry self-regulatory groups, in early 2020 after 30 years at the FTC, including more than two decades as associate director for advertising practices.

PODCAST: Why France faces a cold turkey' winter and how French high streets stay independent?

From spiralling prices to Paris scooters, via independent shops, France's best-known philosopher and a few French life hacks, here's the new episode of the Talking France podcast.Published: 24 November 2022 08:42 CET Host Ben McPartland is joined by Local France editor Emma Pearson, journalist Genevieve Mansfield, political columnist John Lichfield and French language expert and founder of French Today Camille Chevalier-Karfis to discuss everything that has been happening in France this week.
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Episode 197: The Finishing Kick: How to Develop It

How do we improve the finishing kick?In this week's episode, we give you a framework for developing your athlete's kicks, along with specific workouts designed to help out.We cover everything from the energetics to the muscle recruitment pattern that impacts the finishing kick.Steve & Jon
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Ecommerce Is A Good Look For Saks Fifth Avenue | AdExchanger

In March 2021, Hudson's Bay Company, which owns Saks Fifth Avenue, made an unusual move.Hudson's Bay split the luxury retailer's ecommerce site and its physical stores into two separate companies.The stores operate as one entity, called Saks Fifth Avenue, and the ecommerce business operates as another, called Saks.

Moon River 2023 Lineup First Impressions: The What Podcast

While Brad is away celebrating Mardi Gras in New Orleans, Barry and Lord Taco get an exclusive first look Moon River Festival's 2023 lineup on this week's episode of The What Podcast.A two-day event going down in Chattanooga, Tennessee, there's a lot about this year's Moon River that excites the The What Podcast crew.
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Can TV Be A Performance Channel? | AdExchanger

Television advertising has the reputation of mainly being a vehicle for branding.But that's a misconception, says Arjun Kapur, managing partner and founder of Comcast's Forecast Labs, speaking on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks.Branding and performance are a continuum, and TV has the potential to drive outcomes as much as any digital channel.

PODCAST: France faces major strikes, new driving laws and the menace of far right violence

The Talking France podcast is back for series five tackling all the big issues in France - from pension reform and the threat of violence from the far right to ski holidays, Emmanuel Macron's love life and a game to play in Paris.Published: 12 January 2023 08:58 CET Host Ben McPartland is joined by Local France editor Emma Pearson, journalist Genevieve Mansfield and political expert John Lichfield to talk about what's going on in France.

Can you beat the Sweden in Focus panel in our 2022 news quiz?

In this week's Sweden in Focus podcast Paul O'Mahony set the panel a set of 12 fiendish questions on the year's events.Can you beat The Local's team?Published: 28 December 2022 16:05 CET Paul did not hold back, putting together questions that tested the recall and background knowledge even of Swedish news veterans like James and Richard.

PTBNL Episode 23: Sean Murphy trade recap, latest on the Dansby Swanson, plus more offseason talk

Kris Willis and Stephen Tolbert are back for Episode 23 of A Podcast To Be Named Later.In this week's episode, the guys talk about the blockbuster Sean Murphy trade and all the fallout surrounding, including the new catching rotation.They also cover the insane free agent market, the Dansby Swanson saga, shortstop overall, left field, and more.

PTBNL Episode 22: Winter Meetings Roundup, Possible Braves moves, and a trade breaks live on air

Kris Willis and Stephen Tolbert are back for Episode 22 of A Podcast To Be Named Later.In this week's episode, the guys talk about the Winter Meetings and the incredibly busy week it was for Major League Baseball.They also discuss how player-friendly the current free agent market, what Alex Anthopoulos' possible moves are, and a trade breaks live on air.

Advertising Delivers For DoorDash, With VP Of Ads Toby Espinosa

When Toby Espinosa, the VP of ads at DoorDash, was in middle school, he and his friends started a car-washing business in their neighborhood - and they charged based on outcomes.Espinosa would only accept what he called a "donation" after the wash was done.He and his preteen co-founders would also travel to the cars to wash them instead of having the cars come to them at a central location, like a typical car wash.

Can TV Be A Performance Channel? | AdExchanger

Television advertising has the reputation of mainly being a vehicle for branding.But that's a misconception, says Arjun Kapur, managing partner and founder of Comcast's Forecast Labs, speaking on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks.Branding and performance are a continuum, and TV has the potential to drive outcomes as much as any digital channel.

PODCAST: France faces major strikes, new driving laws and the menace of far right violence

The Talking France podcast is back for series five tackling all the big issues in France - from pension reform and the threat of violence from the far right to ski holidays, Emmanuel Macron's love life and a game to play in Paris.Published: 12 January 2023 08:58 CET Host Ben McPartland is joined by Local France editor Emma Pearson, journalist Genevieve Mansfield and political expert John Lichfield to talk about what's going on in France.

Can you beat the Sweden in Focus panel in our 2022 news quiz?

In this week's Sweden in Focus podcast Paul O'Mahony set the panel a set of 12 fiendish questions on the year's events.Can you beat The Local's team?Published: 28 December 2022 16:05 CET Paul did not hold back, putting together questions that tested the recall and background knowledge even of Swedish news veterans like James and Richard.

PTBNL Episode 23: Sean Murphy trade recap, latest on the Dansby Swanson, plus more offseason talk

Kris Willis and Stephen Tolbert are back for Episode 23 of A Podcast To Be Named Later.In this week's episode, the guys talk about the blockbuster Sean Murphy trade and all the fallout surrounding, including the new catching rotation.They also cover the insane free agent market, the Dansby Swanson saga, shortstop overall, left field, and more.

PTBNL Episode 22: Winter Meetings Roundup, Possible Braves moves, and a trade breaks live on air

Kris Willis and Stephen Tolbert are back for Episode 22 of A Podcast To Be Named Later.In this week's episode, the guys talk about the Winter Meetings and the incredibly busy week it was for Major League Baseball.They also discuss how player-friendly the current free agent market, what Alex Anthopoulos' possible moves are, and a trade breaks live on air.

Advertising Delivers For DoorDash, With VP Of Ads Toby Espinosa

When Toby Espinosa, the VP of ads at DoorDash, was in middle school, he and his friends started a car-washing business in their neighborhood - and they charged based on outcomes.Espinosa would only accept what he called a "donation" after the wash was done.He and his preteen co-founders would also travel to the cars to wash them instead of having the cars come to them at a central location, like a typical car wash.
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Measurement Will Never Be Perfect, And That's Okay

Ad measurement is becoming more challenging.(You know, signal loss and all that.)But there was never such a thing as perfect measurement, says Jen Faraci, chief data officer at Publicis-owned Digitas North America, on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks."No matter how sound your methodology is or how comprehensive your variable set or how contained you want your experimental design to be, there's always noise," Faraci says.

Quiz: Test your memory of the FA Cup third round

Dates: 27-30 January Coverage: Accrington Stanley-Leeds (12:30 GMT) live on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and app on Saturday; Walsall-Leicester (12:30) live on Red Button on Saturday; Preston-Tottenham (18:00) live on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and app on Saturday; Wrexham v Sheffield United (16:30) live on BBC One, BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website and app on Sunday.
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NFL picks against the spread for every game in Divisional Round (Eagles will demolish Giants)

It's time for the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs!Throughout the regular season, I gave you my best bet against the spread for every single game.I am once again doing it throughout the postseason.If you don't care about the spread, and only want to know my picks to win each game, check out my moneyline picks article here.

NFL picks against the spread for every game on Wild Card Weekend (49ers will handle Seahawks)

Strap in, it's time for the NFL Playoffs!Throughout the regular season, I gave you my best bet against the spread for every single.I plan on continuing that throughout the playoffs.If you don't care about the spread, and only want to know my picks to win each game, check out my moneyline picks article here.

NFL picks against the spread for every game in Divisional Round (Eagles will demolish Giants)

It's time for the Divisional Round of the NFL Playoffs!Throughout the regular season, I gave you my best bet against the spread for every single game.I am once again doing it throughout the postseason.If you don't care about the spread, and only want to know my picks to win each game, check out my moneyline picks article here.

NFL picks against the spread for every game on Wild Card Weekend (49ers will handle Seahawks)

Strap in, it's time for the NFL Playoffs!Throughout the regular season, I gave you my best bet against the spread for every single.I plan on continuing that throughout the playoffs.If you don't care about the spread, and only want to know my picks to win each game, check out my moneyline picks article here.
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LISTEN: Money-saving tips, migration law updates, and why is the King so annoyed?

In this week's episode we look ahead to next year: Who will take over as Centre Party leader and why does it matter?Will Sweden finally join Nato?What are the country's goals for the EU presidency?And how will Sweden celebrate King Carl XVI Gustaf's 50th jubilee?Published: 31 December 2022 09:27 CET In the final episode of our Sweden in Focus podcast for 2022, host Paul O'Mahony is joined by regular panelists Becky Waterton, Richard Orange and James Savage.

Jimmy Vesey extended, thoughts on the Lafreniere scratch, and the murderous Metro division - Blue Seat Blogs

On this week's episode of Live from the Blue Seats, Dave and Rob review the Lafreniere scratch and the Rangers' recent run of form.The Blueshirts are 10-2-1 in their last 13 games, with their latest victory an impressive comeback win over their Metropolitan division rival the Carolina Hurricanes.Speaking of the Metro, it's shaping up to be the best division in hockey, with the potential to send five teams to the playoffs.
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NFL picks against the spread for every team in Week 18 (Jets will end Dolphins' playoff hopes)

It's the final week of the NFL regular season!In this article, I'll give you my best bet against the spread for all 16 NFL Week 8 games.If you don't care about the point spread, and who wins each game is the only thing that's important to you, then check out my moneyline picks article here.If you want my best bet for each game, including spreads and totals, then be sure to check out this week's episode of the Bacon Bets Podcast.

NFL picks against the spread for every team in Week 14

Week 14 of the NFL season will be the final week of with BYEs, so we have a bit of a shorter slate with only 13 games set to take place.In this article, I'll give you my pick against the spread for all 13 of those games.Also, if you want my best bet for each game including spreads and totals, be sure to check out this week's episode of the Bacon Bets Podcast.

NFL picks against the spread for every team in Week 18 (Jets will end Dolphins' playoff hopes)

It's the final week of the NFL regular season!In this article, I'll give you my best bet against the spread for all 16 NFL Week 8 games.If you don't care about the point spread, and who wins each game is the only thing that's important to you, then check out my moneyline picks article here.If you want my best bet for each game, including spreads and totals, then be sure to check out this week's episode of the Bacon Bets Podcast.

NFL picks against the spread for every team in Week 14

Week 14 of the NFL season will be the final week of with BYEs, so we have a bit of a shorter slate with only 13 games set to take place.In this article, I'll give you my pick against the spread for all 13 of those games.Also, if you want my best bet for each game including spreads and totals, be sure to check out this week's episode of the Bacon Bets Podcast.
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Offishial news: Fish Fest; Bryan Reynolds trade and extension

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New content coming on Thursday!Tuesday's winter ball updates: Jan Mercado (RA12) went 0-for-2 with 1 RBI; Norel González (Cangrejeros de Santurce) went 0-for-4; Enmanuel De Jesús (Estrellas Orientales) pitched a clean first inning of relief, but got into trouble in the second (1.1 IP, 2 H, 2 ER, 0 BB, 3 K).

Lakers could be entering danger zone without Anthony Davis

The Lakers could be set for some dark days ahead with Anthony Davis' injury and the uncertainty around it.As the Lakers continue seeking further opinions about AD's foot and time passes before the Lakers make a more clear announcement on his timeline, it's hard not to feel more and more pessimistic about it.
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Truly Supporting Diverse Publishers Means Doing It On The Regular

Advertisers often talk about supporting Black- and minority-owned media companies.It's Mark Prince's job to help them turn those pledges into action.Prince joined Dentsu Media in May 2021 as SVP and head of economic empowerment, which is a new role for the agency.He and his team create DEI investment benchmarks for clients and encourage brands to rethink the way they evaluate media partners.

What's missing from the 2022-23 New York Rangers? - Blue Seat Blogs

Note: This week's "What's missing from the 2022-23 New York Rangers" episode was recorded on Tuesday evening.The Ryan Reaves trade happened on Wednesday afternoon, so any discussion of Reaves may be slightly out of date, though we all pretty much knew a move was coming!On this week's episode of Live from the Blue Seats, Becky and Rob are joined by Russ Hartman who filled in for Dave on short notice.

Truly Supporting Diverse Publishers Means Doing It On The Regular

Advertisers often talk about supporting Black- and minority-owned media companies.It's Mark Prince's job to help them turn those pledges into action.Prince joined Dentsu Media in May 2021 as SVP and head of economic empowerment, which is a new role for the agency.He and his team create DEI investment benchmarks for clients and encourage brands to rethink the way they evaluate media partners.

What's missing from the 2022-23 New York Rangers? - Blue Seat Blogs

Note: This week's "What's missing from the 2022-23 New York Rangers" episode was recorded on Tuesday evening.The Ryan Reaves trade happened on Wednesday afternoon, so any discussion of Reaves may be slightly out of date, though we all pretty much knew a move was coming!On this week's episode of Live from the Blue Seats, Becky and Rob are joined by Russ Hartman who filled in for Dave on short notice.
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Lakers make big strides during challenging road trip

Behind a late Austin Reaves 3-pointer and a pair of 30-point outings from LeBron James and Anthony Davis, the Lakers survived a late rally from the Pistons on Sunday afternoon to finish .500 on their road trip.It was a six-game slate that featured the highest highs of the season but still shows the team isn't quite there yet.

Can the Lakers afford to keep waiting on a Buddy Hield, Myles Turner trade?

Winners of five of their last six games, the Lakers seem to have found their groove in the last few weeks heading into a clash with Indiana on Monday.LeBron James and Anthony Davis alternated incredible performances over the last four games and have the Lakers sitting at 7-11 after an 0-5 start to the season.

Lakers make big strides during challenging road trip

Behind a late Austin Reaves 3-pointer and a pair of 30-point outings from LeBron James and Anthony Davis, the Lakers survived a late rally from the Pistons on Sunday afternoon to finish .500 on their road trip.It was a six-game slate that featured the highest highs of the season but still shows the team isn't quite there yet.

Can the Lakers afford to keep waiting on a Buddy Hield, Myles Turner trade?

Winners of five of their last six games, the Lakers seem to have found their groove in the last few weeks heading into a clash with Indiana on Monday.LeBron James and Anthony Davis alternated incredible performances over the last four games and have the Lakers sitting at 7-11 after an 0-5 start to the season.
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PTBNL Episode 21: Braves Payroll, Winter Meetings preview and more

Stephen Tolbert flies solo this week on episode 21 of the Podcast to be Named Later.In this week's episode, he discusses where the Atlanta Braves ' payroll stands in relation to the luxury tax and the ramifications for going into the tax.He also previews the Winter Meetings and whether that will jumpstart what has thus far been a slow offseason around Major League Baseball.

The Big Story: The Hypocrisy Of Brand Safety | AdExchanger

Brand Safety has a hypocrisy problem.A show with violence - like "Criminal Minds," the police procedural about serial killers - can attract big brand advertiser dollars.Meanwhile, news stories about the war in Ukraine or Black Lives Matter get flagged, with brands sidestepping ads against that content.

Tackling CTV's Measurement Mess With FuboTV | AdExchanger

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CTV is a total mess: Agree or disagree?"It's a mess," says Lynette Kaylor, SVP of North America ad sales at sports-focused streaming platform FuboTV, on this week's episode of AdExchanger Talks.And it's a hard issue to fix because there is no single reason CTV measurement still leaves so much to be desired.

Ep. 178 Shock Jacques Knicks Podcast

First and foremost, I want to apologize for the audio issues with the last podcast.They have been fixed.Thank you for understanding and listening anyway.Really appreciate it!Here is the show rundown for this week's episode:
-The Knicks beat the Thunder to finish the west coast road swing 3-2.-Can they navigate the injuries to keep it going?

Lakers outscore Nets in showdown between two disappointing teams

For one of the few times this season, the Lakers experienced a night of fun and joy on Sunday, beating the Nets 116-103.Impressively, Brooklyn has found a way to have worse vibes than the Lakers this season and looked like a team mailing it in by the fourth quarter.On this week's episode of "Can U Dig It," a podcast by Silver Screen & Roll network, Honi joins me to talk about the Lakers third win of the season and the most dominant Anthony Davis performance of the year.
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