Yes, it's Super Bowl season already. Pringles is back in the Super Bowl for the fourth consecutive year. Let's do a quick trip down memory lane. Past renditions of its $5 million dollar ad buy include:

• Pringles debuted the concept of "flavor stacking" with an ad starring Bill Hader in 2018. [Watch it.]
• An Alexa-like device became self-aware (and very sad) about its inability to experience flavor stacking. [Watch it.]
• Last Super Bowl, the brand partnered with Rick and Morty to deliver one of the better spots in the game. [Watch it.]

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How many different ways can you launch a streaming service? For Discovery+, the streamer isn't trying to be Netflix. It's targeting Disney+. But Disney+ doesn't have ads—and Discovery+ will. So in that vein, it may be a bit more like Hulu. But Hulu's original shows aren't an extension of its brand like Discovery+ shows will be. That makes it a bit more like Peacock. But Peacock is limiting the number of advertisers.

The point of differentiation media buyers care about: Discovery+ is going to accommodate as many advertisers as it can for a lineup of original shows and library authentic to Discovery's stable of networks.

Analysis: Get a breakdown of what you can expect from Discovery+'s advertising opportunities.

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Two months after Tiffany R. Warren left Omnicom for Sony Music Group, the holding company has found her replacement in Emily Graham, the former chief diversity and inclusion officer at PR giant FleishmanHillard.

What it means: Graham will immediately assume leadership of Open 2.0, an eight-point action plan that Omnicom laid out in July to help it “reach system equity."

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Elsewhere, Nikki Lamba will take on a global head of diversity, equity and inclusion at DDB Worldwide.

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