Defeating D.C. Council's ad and personal information tax
Ad Age Insider6 Elo 2020

Defeating D.C. Council's ad and personal information tax

4A's Executive VP of Government Relations Alison Pepper discusses how she and other industry organizations fought a 3 percent tax on advertising services and the sale of "personal information" proposed by The Washington, D.C. City Council as part of a plan to combat a growing budget deficit, and won. She says the fight isn't over though.

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Paul Woolmington, CEO, Canvas

Paul Woolmington, CEO, Canvas

A three-time entrepreneur, Paul Woolmington is the founding CEO of media agency Canvas Worldwide and a keen observer of the marketing landscape. He is a former vet of holding companies IPG and WPP, fo...

24 Loka 201944min

Jessica Pels, editor-in-chief, Cosmopolitan

Jessica Pels, editor-in-chief, Cosmopolitan

In October of last year, at just 32 Jessica Pels was named the youngest-ever editor in chief at Cosmopolitan. Now exactly one year into the gig, web traffic is through the roof, even as single issue p...

17 Loka 201936min

Barak Moffit, Universal Music Group

Barak Moffit, Universal Music Group

A producer, composer and technologist, Barak Moffat heads UMG's content and strategy. UMG's massive catalog includes 40 percent of all of the world's music. He discusses that, and what it means to be ...

10 Loka 201935min

Morgan Spurlock, filmmaker, and David Littlejohn, founder of Humanaut

Morgan Spurlock, filmmaker, and David Littlejohn, founder of Humanaut

It's been 15 years since "Super Size Me" came out. Today Spurlock is back with a sequel. With "Super Size Me 2: Holy Chicken" Spurlock asks whether fast food has gotten any healthier in the intervenin...

3 Loka 201942min

Mark Penn, chairman and CEO of MDC Partners

Mark Penn, chairman and CEO of MDC Partners

Mark Penn, the president and managing partner of Stagwell Group, raised industry eyebrows six months ago when he plonked $100 million into the flailing agency holding company MDC Partners—and became i...

26 Syys 201935min

Jen Wong, COO, reddit

Jen Wong, COO, reddit

Reddit is on a roll. The self-styled "front page of the internet" is on target to double its ad revenue in the U.S. from $100 million in 2019 to $200 million in 2021, according to eMarketer. This grow...

19 Syys 201936min

Andrew Essex, co-founder and CEO, Plan A

Andrew Essex, co-founder and CEO, Plan A

What do you do after writing a book called "The End of Advertising?" If you're Andrew Essex, you co-found an advertising company. But Plan A, he says, is built on a different model than the traditiona...

12 Syys 201923min

Ad lawyer Jeffrey Greenbaum, Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz

Ad lawyer Jeffrey Greenbaum, Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz

With a trade war brewing, there's a lot more focus on products Made in the USA—but don't believe everything you see. There are some cases of marketers blurring the lines when it comes to products actu...

6 Syys 201922min

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