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Canon’s $100,000 First Cut contest returns to help creators fund their dream projects

Canon is putting another $100,000 straight into creators’ hands to help them bring their dream projects to life. Last year, Canon introduced its First Cut Contest, which called on digital content creators and filmmakers to submit a video pitch for the project they would make if they had proper production support and funding. Winners Braxton […] Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

TubefilterOct 8, 2026Source
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AI In Regulated Paid Media: The Default Settings That Put Compliance At Risk via @sejournal, @timothyjjensen

Understand how to address both ad platform and organizational AI concerns for paid media advertisers in regulated industries The post AI In Regulated Paid Media: The Default Settings That Put Compliance At Risk appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

Search Engine JournalOct 8, 2026Source
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Google Gives Advertisers 30-Second Automated Ad Previews

It allows advertisers to see examples of AI-generated headlines and descriptions before enabling the feature to go live in Search campaigns.

MediaPostOct 8, 2026Source
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Super Bowl 2027 ads—the brands, agencies and creative strategies shaping the game

Track Super Bowl 2027 advertisers, agencies and commercials with our Big Game ad tracker, featuring the latest campaign news and creative strategies.

Ad AgeOct 8, 2026Source
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Rivian celebrates ‘Ghostbusters’ with Bill Murray spot, in-car effects and real Ecto-R1 vehicles

The Ecto-R1s will visit six cities this month, while ordinary Rivian EVs are getting a Halloween Mode software update.

Ad AgeOct 8, 2026Source
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Starbucks Is Reportedly Eyeing Chipotle, But The Burrito Chain May Be More Than It Can Chew

A deal would reunite Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol with his former company

AdweekOct 8, 2026Source
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Reinventing Retail Icons: Ken Ohashi and Marisa Thalberg on Making Legacy Brands Relevant

How to reposition struggling businesses and finding your way through your customers.

AdweekOct 8, 2026Source
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Jay Askinasi to Lead Skydance Ad Sales, WBD Ad Leaders Exit After Merger

Askinasi led ad sales for Paramount Skydance as CRO ahead of the WBD merger.

AdweekOct 8, 2026Source
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How Data And Ad Tech Vendors Are Preparing For The iOS 27 Fallout

Against the backdrop of Advertising Week New York this week, the programmatic ecosystem has been buzzing madly like the inhabitants of an overturned beehive. That’s because Apple’s latest operating system update, iOS 27, which launched in mid-September, has been, without warning, unconditionally blocking data and identity vendors. The original list included LiveRamp, Permutive, Audigent (now […] The post How Data And Ad Tech Vendors Are Preparing For The iOS 27 Fallout appeared first on AdExchanger.

AdExchangerOct 8, 2026Source
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Beyond the screen: Why the next era of advertising belongs to live, high-attention moments

Following senior leadership roles across media and adtech, including serving as Commercial Managing Director  at Blis ahead of its acquisition by T-Mobile, Glenn Davis has joined Konnected+ as Managing Director. NDA sat down with him to discuss Konnected+'s mission to drive its next phase of omnichannel expansion across out-of-home and linear live sports media. The post Beyond the screen: Why the next era of advertising belongs to live, high-attention moments appeared first on New Digital Age.

New Digital AgeOct 8, 2026Source
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Wholesale, tariff refunds deliver for Levi’s in rough Q3

The denim maker’s direct-to-consumer sales were unexpectedly weak, and profits and margins were propped up by the trade reimbursements.

Retail DiveOct 8, 2026Source
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Sociable: Meta introduces new AI-powered tools at Advertising Week

The company is testing importing and creative insight features, as well as improved conversational guidance for its artificial intelligence elements.

Marketing DiveOct 8, 2026Source
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Apple fixed The Trade Desk’s Safari ad problem—but broader ad tech restrictions could be next

Ad tech companies are worried about a more wide-reaching Apple crackdown.

Ad AgeOct 8, 2026Source
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Ad Age Editors Roundtable: 40 Under 40

Join Ad Age for a breakfast of conversation and connection among the 2026 class of 40 Under 40 honorees.

Ad AgeOct 8, 2026Source
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The media ecosystem is complex. Using it shouldn’t be.

More choice is forcing marketers to rethink how the pieces fit together.

Ad AgeOct 8, 2026Source
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Oura Wants Wellness to Mean More Than a Personal Best

Oura's handmade ad shows wellness looks different for everyone.

AdweekOct 8, 2026Source
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At AWNY and Jupiter Fest, Future of Content, Agentic Ads, Open Web Anxieties Steal the Show

At two tentpole events in different cities, uncertainty around agentic, attention, AI visibility, and the open web rose to the surface.

AdweekOct 8, 2026Source
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Week of Sept 28 Evening News Ratings: Gains for NBC and CBS

ABC World News Tonight experienced losses but remained No. 1.

AdweekOct 8, 2026Source
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Brandweek 2026: The Hard Leadership Calls Behind Chicago Fire FC’s Growth ft. Dan Moriarty

Plus, why marketing is swinging back to art.

AdweekOct 8, 2026Source
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FTC Returns More than $15.8 Million to Consumers Misled by Cash Advance App Company Cleo AI

Agency charged that the company deceptively marketed cash advance services and obstructed cancellations The Federal Trade Commission is sending more than $15.8 million to consumers impacted by cash advance app company Cleo AI’s deceptive claims about the amounts and timing of available cash advances and the company’s hard-to-cancel subscriptions. View Press Release

FTC Press ReleasesOct 8, 2026Source
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FTC Secures Settlement with Auto Dealership Group in Price Transparency Win for Consumers

Complaint alleges Greenway Auto Group deceived consumers by advertising prices thousands of dollars below actual prices and sending false prize mailers The Federal Trade Commission today announced Greenway Auto Group has agreed that its price advertisements will prominently include the actual price a consumer must pay for a vehicle, excluding only charges the government requires consumers to pay, to settle the Commission’s lawsuit alleging the company advertised prices that were thousands of dollars below what it actually charged. View Press Release

FTC Press ReleasesOct 8, 2026Source
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Stop Saying 'We Don't Know How It Happened'

Brands now live as much in the hands of consumers, creators and influencers as it does inside the company. But less control does not mean less responsibility.

MediaPost Video DailyOct 8, 2026Source
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BBC, Channel 4 discussing cost-cutting tie-up

The BBC and Channel 4 have reportedly held preliminary talks with the UK government regarding a broader tie-up of certain operations, according to a Reuters report. One option said to be under discussion would combine Channel ‌4’s advertising operations, channels including E4 and Film4, and its streaming services, with UKTV, a commercial subsidiary of the […]

Advanced TelevisionOct 8, 2026Source
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Walmart debuts 1-hour express pickup, ASL service ahead of holidays

The mass retailer will expand the new pickup option nationwide in the upcoming weeks and is using Sorenson for in-store American Sign Language interpretation.

Retail DiveOct 8, 2026Source