Simon Dumenco
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Past articles by Simon:
The 6 most expensive, ad-soaked U.S. Senate midterm races
And more from Ad Age Campaign Ad Scorecard. → Read More
How the abortion ruling transformed midterm political advertising
Republicans and Democrats shifted their ad strategies in very different ways in the wake of Dobbs. → Read More
Midterm ad spending—California sports betting bill leads the way
With less than six weeks to go until Election Day, and early voting already underway in some states, California’s Proposition 27 prompts the most ad spending. → Read More
U.S. Senate, House and gubernatorial midterm ad campaign spending hits $2.1 billion
Latest Ad Age Datacenter Campaign Ad Score analysis reveals U.S. Senate races are the most ad-soaked so far. → Read More
U.S. Senate campaign ad spending surges past half a billion dollars
Ad Age Campaign Ad Scorecard analysis finds that just five battleground states account for nearly $400 million of the total. → Read More
Pennsylvania U.S. Senate and gubernatorial campaign ad spending hits $85 million in just three months
Ad Age Campaign Ad Scorecard analysis finds that the swing state is already delivering a massive windfall to media owners and operators. → Read More
Time covers capture Ukraine's 'Resilience' and 'Agony'
Plus, Time Editor-in-Chief and CEO Edward Felsenthal mourns documentary filmmaker Brent Renaud, who was killed by Russian fire on March 13 → Read More
Political ad spending is bigger in Texas—way bigger
The Lone Star State is No. 1 by a wide margin in U.S. House race media outlay, with $11.6 million spent so far, according to Ad Age Datacenter analysis. → Read More
Glassdoor acquires Fishbowl, the go-to gossip app for the ad industry
The workplace disgruntlement-venting industry consolidates, building a blunt bulwark against more polite LinkedIn. → Read More
See Colbert’s spoof of Elon Musk’s space billboards
“The Late Show” host has a few ideas about how to do space advertising right. → Read More
Beyond MyPillow: the other biggest brand advertisers on Fox News revealed
Balance of Nature, Liberty Mutual, USAA and Indeed are among the most-seen advertisers on the network. → Read More
HP and Hearst’s Seventeen partner to share the story of an inspiring girl coder
HP’s Generation Impact initiative teams up with Seventeen’s Voice of Change series to celebrate young creators while encouraging STEM careers for Gen Z. → Read More
‘Fox News is helping kill Americans,’ says The Lincoln Project in new attack ad
The Murdoch-controlled cable news network “continues to put Americans at risk by pushing anti-vax hysteria,” TLP declares. → Read More
The data behind Selena Gomez’s viral Instagram swimwear launch: Ad Age Datacenter Weekly
Plus: The Trade Desk’s first-party data play, Colorado’s new privacy law, and the latest employment stats. → Read More
The week’s must-read data news and analysis for marketers: Datacenter Weekly, July 2 edition
Marketers lean in on first-party data, Twitter’s new data play, the big picture on the ad industry and overall U.S. employment, and more. → Read More
‘The World Made Local’: Condé Nast Traveler unveils brand campaign
The upscale travel magazine and digital platform moves to leverage the momentum of the rebounding travel industry. → Read More
How Fiona Gordon’s client-centric focus won her Ogilvy UK’s top job
The newly appointed Ogilvy UK CEO is among Ad Age’s Leading Women Europe 2021 class. → Read More
How Remi Kent helped 3M surge during the pandemic
The senior VP and global chief marketing officer of 3M’s Consumer Business Group is among Ad Age’s Leading Women U.S. → Read More
Leading Women Europe 2021: Laura Visco, 72andSunny Amsterdam
The executive creative director at 72andSunny Amsterdam is among Ad Age’s Leading Women Europe 2021 class. → Read More
Facebook’s Pride Month digital video push by the numbers: Datacenter Weekly
Plus: The cookie remains on the menu (for now), and the Olympics and BET Awards ad surge. → Read More