
Megan Graham
Advertising and Marketing Reporter at The Wall Street Journal
Advertising and Marketing Reporter at WSJ CMO Today
Advertising/marketing reporter at the Wall Street Journal, half-Canuck, Chicago girl 4eva. Tips? DM for my Signal (no pitches, please)
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Megan Graham
The latest must-see news for the advertising industry doesn’t come from the usual suspects in the business press or record in a typical studio. Every weekday morning, Geno Schellenberger and Jack Westerkamp, both 27 years old, gather in a tiny Madison Avenue office to run down a whiteboard of headlines on “60 Seconds of Advertising News,” their low-fi, high-energy series for Instagram, LinkedIn and an email newsletter.
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1 week ago |
wsj.com | Megan Graham
Breaking and Entering has expanded from a podcast for young creatives to a daily must-watch news roundup for ad leadersThe latest must-see news for the advertising industry doesn’t come from the usual suspects in the business press or record in a typical studio.
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Megan Graham
Bernie Sanders and Angus King co-sponsor a bill that would prohibit consumer drug ads, echoing calls by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during his presidential campaignSens. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) and Angus King (I., Maine) introduced a bill Thursday that would ban pharmaceutical manufacturers from using direct-to-consumer advertising, including social media, to promote their products.
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Megan Graham
Bernie Sanders and Angus King will co-sponsor a bill prohibiting consumer drug ads, echoing calls by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during his presidential campaignSens. Bernie Sanders (I., Vt.) and Angus King (I., Maine) plan to introduce a bill Thursday that would ban pharmaceutical manufacturers from using direct-to-consumer advertising, including social media, to promote their products.
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2 weeks ago |
wsj.com | Megan Graham
WPP Media now predicts global ad revenue growth of 6% for this year, down from its prior forecast of 7.7%, excluding U.S. political spendingA major advertising forecaster said global trade disruptions and economic deglobalization have led it to cut ad revenue growth expectations for 2025 to 6%, excluding U.S. political spending, from its December prediction of 7.7%.
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Major advertising forecaster @wppmedia said global trade disruptions and economic deglobalization have led it to cut ad revenue growth expectations for 2025 to 6% from its December prediction of 7.7%. (link to follow)

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