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Madison and Wall's Brian Wieser and Luke Stillman digs into how the advertising business really works. Subscribe for analysis, insight and more about advertising, media and technology trends. Access more M&W research summaries and analysis by subscribing to our complimentary Saturday newsletter at https://madisonandwall.substack.com/. To learn about becoming a paid subscriber or advertising with us, reach out to Brian at brian@madisonandwall.com.
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Madison and Wall's Brian Wieser and Luke Stillman digs into how the advertising business really works. Subscribe for analysis, insight and more about advertising, media and technology trends.
This week on the M&W podcast Brian and Luke review what we did that wasn't work, the latest economics news, our work of the week and the work we wished we got to but didn't.
This week on the M&W podcast Brian and Luke review what we did that wasn't work, the latest economics news, our work of the week and the work we wished we got to but didn't.
This week on the M&W podcast Brian and Luke review what we did that wasn't work, the latest economics news, our work of the week and the work we wished we got to but didn't.
This week on the M&W podcast Luke and Greg review what we did that wasn't work, the latest economics news, our work of the week and the work we wished we got to but didn't.
This week on the M&W podcast Brian and Luke review what we did that wasn't work, the latest economics news, our work of the week and the work we wished we got to but didn't.
This week on the M&W podcast Brian and Luke review what we did that wasn't work, the latest economics news, our work of the week and the work we wished we got to but didn't.
This week on the M&W podcast Brian's back. He and Luke review what we did that wasn't work, the latest economics news, our work of the week and the work we wished we got to but didn't.
This week on the M&W podcast - with guest co-host Greg McLelland joining Luke Stillman! - we review what we did that wasn't work, the latest economics news, our work of the week and the work we wished we got to but didn't.
This week on the M&W podcast we review what we did that wasn't work, the latest economics news, our work of the week and the work we wished we got to but didn't.
This week on the M&W podcast we review what we did that wasn't work, the latest economics news, our work of the week and the work we wished we got to but didn't.
This week on the M&W podcast we review what we did that wasn't work, the latest economics news, our work of the week and the work we wished we got to but didn't.
This week on the M&W podcast we review our work of the week, including our continual exploration of where all of the money is coming from to fund the advertising industry's growth
This week on the M&W podcast we review our work of the week including lots of retail related commentary + our take on the newest data from SpaceX on X's advertising business.
This week on the M&W podcast we review our work of the week and talk about the global ad economy with a very special guest: WPP's Kate Scott-Dawkins!
We review our latest work of the week, covering dozens of ad-supported companies who reported their quarterly earnings
We review our latest work of the week, including a piece on the evolution of ad tech stacks and the latest earnings from the biggest sellers of advertising, as well as a complaint about opaque numbers
We review our latest work of the week, including an overview of our latest in-depth report on the agency industry, how creative destruction (the Joseph Schumpter kind, not the end of agency kind) is supporting growth, the impact of Apple's leadership change and more
We review our latest work of the week, which featured a discussion of current economic data, the latest earnings from Publicis, Havas, Netflix and MediaforEurope and more.
We review our latest work of the week, which featured a discussion of current economic data, OpenAI’s reported forecasts for its advertising business, news about WPP potentially selling its PR agencies, Corus’ latest results and more.
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