The QSR's chief brand officer on digital innovation and building brand love.

Anderson Cooper, Jake Tapper, and Kaitlan Collins will handle moderating duties.

"I really, really, really, really, really appreciate all of you all," she said.

Bank of America is asking a New York district court to enforce judgment against the controversy-embroiled ad agency and allow the bank to collect the money it's owed.

Jamie Siminoff returns to Amazon after a two-year hiatus.

Jeff Geheb is now leading VML’s tech-fueled, CX-driven powerhouse division.

AMC Networks will partner with the Sphere for the first time for FearFest.

King, who has worked at the CBS affiliate for six years, is leaving local TV to work at the YMCA.

Senator Markwayne Mullin posted on social media that journalists would write "less false stories" if disputes could be settled by gun violence.

The Sopranos co-stars Michael Imperioli and Steve Schirripa reunite in Sanpellegrino's new campaign.

Kit Kat, a Hershey brand, launches its first campaign with indie agency Orchard, reclaiming an iconic tagline and encouraging consumers to take a real break.

Markets are developing distinct "digital cultures" that transcend traditional geographic boundaries.

Brainlabs lands its first NGO win, taking on full-service media duties for UNICEF USA after a nine-month pitch.

Privacy is part of a larger mosaic of trust.

After a fierce semifinal round, only two brands are left standing in this year’s March Brandness tournament, powered by Nativo’s Brand Rank.

The Five continues to dominate Fox News' weekday schedule.

The Tucson PD is PO'd over the reporting of a policeman's death.

A recent New York Times article reveals how anchors are pivoting to Substack after departing cable news.

All three networks crossed the million-viewer mark during the 4 p.m. hour.

The spin-off leaves G/O Media with just two remaining editorial brands.