Adweek

The all-new Adweek features news and information for marketing, media and advertising professionals that you can’t find anywhere else. Each issue includes profiles and interviews with top newsmakers, critiques of hot ad campaigns, the latest trends in print, digital and advertising and much more.

STAYING THE COURSE • BRANDS AREN’T CUTTING AD SPEND, DESPITE INFLATION FEARS.

CREATIVITY

BIG NUMBER

MOOD BOARD • The Week in Emojis

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

PAUL SUCHMAN • THE CMO OF AUDACY ALMOST DIDN’T GET OFF THE BEACH.

Inside AMC’s ‘Bittersweet’ Better Call Saul Farewell • MARKETERS FLOCK TO THE FINALE AS THE NETWORK PREPARES TO END ITS BREAKING BAD FRANCHISE—FOR NOW.

ADVERTISERS ARE CALLING SAUL • BETTER CALL SAUL’S FINAL EPISODES HAVE BEEN A BIG DRAW FOR BOTH LONG-TIME AND FIRST-TIME MARKETERS ON THE SERIES.

THE STATE OF THE SOUND • HOW THE MEDIA INDUSTRY GRAPPLES WITH AUDIOACCESSIBILITY.

IN GOOD VOICE • AI IS MAKING CHATBOTS MORE CONVERSATIONAL THAN EVER, BUT CONTROLLING WHAT THEY SAY IS STILL A CHALLENGE.

CHANGE IS HERE • GEN Z IS RESILIENT AND HONEST. THEY WANT THE SAME FROM BRANDS.

Under the Influence • ‘WORKING WITH CREATORS WILL ONLY BECOME MORE IMPORTANT FOR BRANDS.’

THE ICE CREAM PROJECT • BRITISH LUXURY DESIGNER ANYA HINDMARCH IS SELLING HANDBAGS INSPIRED BY GROCERY STORE AISLES IN AN UNUSUAL SCOOP SHOP.

BREAKING THE SOUND BARRIER • MAEJOR FREQUENCY, ADWEEK’S PODCAST OF THE YEAR, FINDS HARMONY BY LISTENING TO THE UNIVERSE.

PODCAST OF THE YEAR AWARDS

CAN SPOTIFY REVOLUTIONIZE PODCAST ADS? • The platform has bet big on creators like Jemele Hill, but all ears are on its ad tech.

The Fender Stratocaster • ROCK ‘N’ ROLL’S INSTRUMENT OF RECORD IS NEARLY 70 YEARS OLD—AND STILL SCREAMING LIKE A TEENAGER.

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