Mark Stenberg
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OpenWeb Enters Insolvency After Dramatic Fall From $1.5 Billion Valuation (opens the original)
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ADWEEK House: Advertising HQ brings the people shaping advertising, commerce, and media together for four days of unscripted conversations and after-hours connections. Meet us in Midtown, Oct. 5â8. OpenWeb, the advertising technology firm once valued at $1.5 billion, has entered insolvency proceedings in Israel. It’s the latest turn in a dramatic reversal of fortune for a company that raised hundreds of millions of dollars and has worked with hundreds of premium publishers. The Tel Aviv Distri
Slow Ventures Backs 3 More Creators in Its $64 Million Bet on Niche âCultsâ (opens the original)
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This story was originally published in On Background with Mark Stenberg, a free, weekly newsletter that explores the key themes shaping the media industry. You can sign up for it here. On Wednesday, the venture capital firm Slow Ventures unveiled three of its latest investments, none of which, if you can believe it, have anything to do with artificial intelligence, agents, or wearable technology. Instead, the Slow Ventures team has taken equity stakes in three creatorsâErin McGoff, Will Lasry,
Condé Nast CEO Roger Lynch Departs for Mattel (opens the original)
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Anna Wintour has officially outlasted another boss. On Wednesday, Condé Nast chief executive Roger Lynch announced his departure from the company, marking the end of a seven-year tenure shaped prominently by a dramatic upheaval in the digital media landscape. Scroll down to read his memo to staff. Lynch, who joined the company in 2019 from the music platform Pandora, will become the new CEO of global toymaker Mattel. He will be replaced on an interim basis by independent board member Mike Perli
Shamrock Takes Majority Stake In Saylor, Merging It With Gaming Agency Mutiny (opens the original)
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The private equity firm Shamrock Capital made an eight-figure investment in the social-first agency Saylor on Wednesday, giving Shamrock a majority ownership stake in the five-year-old company. Once the deal closes, Saylor will merge with Mutiny, a gaming-focused creative agency already in the Shamrock portfolio, according to Saylor founder and CEO Will Trowbridge. “Brand fandom has become a need-state, not a nice-to-have,â Trowbridge said. âWe have the opportunity to build what we think of
Meta Eyes Enterprise Spend With Muse for Small Business Launch (opens the original)
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Meta on Tuesday unveiled an enterprise extension of Muse, the artificial intelligence agent it launched earlier this month, with the aim of tapping into lucrative commercial spending. The new platform, called Muse for Small Business, connects its agent to software from companies including Asana, Intuit, and Slack, according to the company. It can also link to Meta ad accounts and Facebook profiles. The technology allows the roughly 200 million small businesses that operate across the Meta portfo
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