Tech companies are churning out agentic AI tools, but agencies are still scratching their heads
Google and Shopify are among those who have recently rolled out shiny new agentic toys.
Jasmine Sheena is a reporter for Marketing Brew writing about ad tech, Big Tech, and streaming.
Google and Shopify are among those who have recently rolled out shiny new agentic toys.
Comcast Advertising and DoubleVerify execs had a lot to say (and announce) on the topic.
It’s dubbed YouTube Creator Partnerships, and it’s designed to consolidate creator campaign management in one place.
The new features are aimed at “streaming, scrolling, shopping, and searching” behaviors, an exec said ahead of the company’s NewFronts presentation.
The feature is part of a broader push into vertical video aimed at boosting mobile app engagement.
After months of delays, a decision on Nielsen’s Big Data + Panel offering still hasn’t been reached, and the Media Rating Council indicated further time is needed.
Marketers and agency execs shared how they are leveraging the tech at Marketing Brew’s recent event, “The Art & Science of AI in Marketing.”
There are a number of tools at agencies’ disposal, and “there’s still a mix of enthusiasm and fear about what that might mean” for the industry, one expert said.
The deal, pending regulatory approval, would create an advertising behemoth.
But AI-generated music is another story.