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.
To effectively engage Ryan with a pitch or commentary, consider offering insights into significant technological advancements in advertising or digital marketing. Additionally, providing expert analysis on emerging privacy concerns related to big tech companies like Google would likely capture his interest.
Given Ryan’s broad focus without geographic limitations, he may be receptive to international perspectives on topics such as advertising strategies or the impact of AI across different markets.
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Buyers are negotiating over a glut of streaming impressions.
Its inaugural upfront presentation focused on the company’s retail footprint, along with a whole lotta Reese Witherspoon.
By: Ryan Barwick
Users still click on links that show up in AI-generated answers to queries, Shashi Thakur said.
By: Rachyl Jones, Chloe Berger
Advertisers will get a front-row seat to Google's generative AI search features.
By: Ryan Barwick, Rachyl Jones
After a four-week internal investigation at $14 billion electronics manufacturer Jabil Inc., CEO Kenneth “Kenny” Wilson has abruptly resigned just
The third-largest US retailer is planning on rolling out targeted ad capabilities on and off its website.
Industry revenue is expected to surpass the trillion-dollar mark in 2025, one year earlier than previously projected.
Parent company Dreyer’s ran a Drumstick ad in this year’s Super Bowl.
By: Ryan Barwick
In some instances, publishers lost revenue using the privacy-focused ad tools.
The tech giant said users will get “choice” about their web privacy.
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