OpenAI set to make advertising debut during Super Bowl 2025: Report

The 60-second spot, which aired during the first half of the game, showcased a unique pointillism-inspired animation that took viewers on a journey through pivotal technological milestones.

The ad, expected to make waves on one of the world’s largest televised stages, marks OpenAI’s foray into the world of commercial advertising.

MIB officials meet Telangana govt, TVAGA to discuss WAVES

MIB officials assured stakeholders that the event dates would be announced within a week.

Storyboard18 was the first to report on the postponement of WAVES, which was initially scheduled to take place in New Delhi from February 5 to February 9, 2025. The event is now expected to be held in Mumbai.

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Electric vehicles adex share in auto sector set to climb 50%

The rise in EV advertising can certainly provide a boost to the auto sector’s overall ad spends, say experts.

As competition intensifies, coupled with government incentives and infrastructure development, experts anticipate the battery electric vehicles to help the auto sector ad spends grow substantially, with its share increasing to over 50% in the next two years.

Google ads costs soar: CPCs up 30%-100% across key industries, brands are fighting back

The Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) and Retail industries, at a 43% adoption rate, utilize AI for content creation and creative optimization, creating a more competitive advertising landscape. (Representational image: Rajeshwar Bachu via Unsplash)

AI is reshaping digital advertising fast. Brands that adapt, automate, and rethink their approach will get the best results, according to experts.

Who is Ajit Mohan – Snap Inc’s new global chief business officer

Ajit Mohan, who joined Snap in November 2022 as President for the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, will now direct efforts to enhance Snap’s advertising footprint in all regions. (Image: LinkedIn)

Ajit Mohan’s career spans over two decades across continents and industries. He launched his professional journey at Arthur D. Little in 1997 before moving to McKinsey & Company in 2005.