Bill Bradley is a Deputy TV, Media and Sports Editor at Adweek. With a strong background in marketing, advertising, and media, he covers themes related to the broadcasting industry, competitive sports, and business economics. Bill has been featured in prominent publications such as GQ Magazine, USA TODAY, and the New York Daily News, among others.
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Disney had over 100 celebrities, but live events and the Big Game were the true stars of its upfront
Mark Marshall talks NBCU’s upfront adtech news, the Fast and Furious spinoffs, and brands clamoring for late night audiences.
By: Bill Bradley
The Preakness Stakes has long been considered the ugly stepchild of horse racing’s Triple Crown, and the absence of the Kentucky Derby winner and runner-up from Saturday’s 151st edition...
I've been coming up with a lot of ideas lately. Refining them, sending them to the client, hopping on a call, refining them further.
By: Bill Bradley
Ad leaders from Disney, YouTube, WBD, Fox, NBC, and more explain what to expect from AI in TV ad sales.
World Cup ad inventory is coming at a premium for Fox and Telemundo.
By: Bill Bradley
From reach to ROI, ad leaders from Netflix, Disney, Fox, and more reveal the challenges marketers are facing during upfront season.
ADWEEK spoke with ad leaders from Disney, Netflix, Amazon, and more, and here are the trends that stood out.
By: Walt Clyde Frazier, Bill Bradley, Clyde Frazier
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The National Women’s Soccer League launches a new marketing push ahead of the Men’s World Cup and the 2027 Women’s World Cup.
