Gillian Follett

As graduation season approaches, new ad industry talent is entering a job market beset by uncertainty on where they fit into the career ladder as AI automates traditional entry-level tasks.

The advertising industry is racing into microdramas, but there's no clear playbook for getting them right.

To help media buyers parse pitches from publishers, Ad Age is breaking down presentations each day to identify key takeaways.

Boy Throb, which formed just over six months ago, has more than 2.1 million online followers nicknamed the “Throb Mob.”

A few highlights: McDonald's suggests you grab one of its McCafé drinks so you'll have “something to sip while you spill—and spill and spill.” Sports journalist Taylor Rooks says she keeps an eye on her FICO Score with the Experian app. And Detroit Pistons point guard Cade Cunningham stars in the latest from State Farm.

Buyers break down presentations from Warner Bros. Discovery, Netflix and YouTube.

Diageo is parting ways with Ed Pilkington, the North America chief marketing and innovation officer, as part of an extensive overhaul of the struggling U.K. distiller led by new CEO Dave Lewis.

After Kaeden Rowland's breakout success as the “Staples Baddie,” Stefan Todd ( @stefisthechef ) began posting furniture-inspired freestyle rap videos