Just two weeks after AMC began looking for a brand to buy the first six-second ad to appear in a linear scripted show, the network has stuck a deal with Xbox. The Microsoft-owned company has purchased the six-second ad slots available in The Walking Dead's second and third episodes--airing Oct. 29 and Nov. 5--as part...
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TV & Video Daily
October 20, 2017
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It's also sponsor the red carpet livestream for Sunday’s premiere
By Jason Lynch
Just two weeks after AMC began looking for a brand to buy the first six-second ad to appear in a linear scripted show, the network has stuck a deal with Xbox. The Microsoft-owned company has purchased the six-second ad slots available in The Walking Dead's second and third episodes--airing Oct. 29 and Nov. 5--as part...
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It's rolling out holiday-themed content to 'redefine' TV and drive subscriber growth
By Jason Lynch
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Season 2 of her Netflix show Haters Back Off premieres today
By Sami Main
High-profile execs deal with a multitude of challenges
By Chris Ariens
The chance ‘to own attribution is a big deal,’ said the ad sales chief
By Jason Lynch
Nielsen made a big splash this week by announcing that it will finally begin to publicly share ratings for Netflix shows, but NBCUniversal ad sales chief Linda Yaccarino wishes the company would focus more on improving its current measurement platforms instead of creating new ones. Yaccarino spoke with Adweek during Wednesday's Brand Genius gala, which...
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