Ryan Barwick is a reporter for The Marketing Brew, covering a wide range of topics in the marketing and advertising industry. With a focus on providing insightful and informative articles, Ryan explores the latest trends, developments, and challenges faced by professionals in the field.
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Ryan's coverage revolves around advertising, technology, privacy, and cybersecurity. He frequently reports on industry partnerships, legal and policy regulations in the tech sector, and trends impacting sales and marketing.
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By: Ryan Barwick
Expect slight deceleration at the end of 2024, Madison and Wall’s Brian Wieser predicted.
By: Ryan Barwick
The remarks, shared during Day 3 of the DOJ's antitrust trial, seemed to bolster the argument that the tech giant tried to monopolize markets.
By: Ryan Barwick
Six media buyers talked to us about their challenges with the platform, with some saying they are trying to sidestep AI-powered ad tools.
Ahead of closing arguments scheduled for November, here’s what the DOJ and Google tried to prove.
The verification company first introduced attention metrics for advertisers in January.
Officials from the federal agencies have inquired about reports focused on Google, DoubleVerify, and IAS, Marketing Brew has learned.
The right-wing platform, which is partially owned by Donald Trump, has spent around $1 million on linear TV ads since August, according to iSpot.
Digital advertising companies are pitching tailored placement, and one exec says it marks “another nail in the coffin of the open web.”
By: Ryan Barwick
Yes, the agency’s managing partner has heard the criticism—and no, he’s not worried.
By: Ryan Barwick
Though it isn’t “Amazon Canada” anymore, advertisers are still warming to the platform.
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