Bill Bradley is the Assistant Managing Editor for Sports at Adweek. With a focus on sports and television, Bill's articles provide insights into the advertising and marketing strategies of major networks and streaming platforms. His work has also been featured in GQ Magazine.
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Jeff Collins, Fox's ad sales chief, said the changes were made to strengthen the team's connection with advertisers.
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By: Bill Bradley
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Peter Naylor, Netflix's former vp of ad sales, exited in July.
By: Bill Bradley
On Sunday night, Donald Trump rented a basketball arena to make a speech . It wasn't in Philadelphia or Milwaukee or Detroit.
The numbers $1.9 billion — The final total for Paris Olympics revenue for Comcast and NBCUniversal. $1.4 billion — The record-setting revenue from Olympics ad sales.
The company was reportedly seeking $7 million for 30-second commercials for Super Bowl 59
By: Bill Bradley, Jason Notte, Kyle O’Brien
Ongoing updates of who is in the Big Game.
By: Bill Bradley, Jason Notte, Kyle O Brien
Super Bowl 59 is already sold out, with commercials garnering $7 million for 30 seconds on Fox, which is airing the Big Game
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