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Ad Business Full of Nontransparent Practices, ANA Study FindsThe highly anticipated ANA study revealed &#8220;evidence of a fundamental disconnect in the advertising industry regarding the basic nature of the advertising agency relationship.&#8221; (via WSJ)+ Agencies React To Finger-Pointing, 4As Calls ANA Report Anonymous, One-Sided (via MediaPost)+ Those ANA Reports &#8211; The Battle Begins+ Trust in the Media Industry&#160;PwC: Internet Advertising Will Overtake Broadcast Advertising in the U.S. Next Year"We don't see an abrupt switchover during the forecast period, but more of a continued evolution towards more multichannel viewing and more digitally enabled viewing." (via Adweek)+ GroupM's Rob Norman Presents a Taxonomy for Video Advertising+ Advertisers Upping TV Adspend are Increasing Sales the Fastest&#160;First Quarter U.S. Internet Ad Revenues Hit Record-Setting HighRevenues of $15.9 billion in Q1 2016 outpaced last year&#8217;s Q1 record-setting $13.2 billion, according to the IAB Internet Advertising Revenue Report. (via IAB)&#160;AT&amp;T Seeks to Top Verizon as Yahoo Reviews New BidsVerizon's second-round bid of more than $3.5 billion was topped by multiple offers at or above $5 billion, according to reports. (via Reuters)&#160;Gannett Says It is Determined to Woo Tribune PublishingGannett will keep its offer in place as it &#8220;evaluates various near-term developments, including the Tribune second-quarter 2016 financial results, which are expected in August.&#8221; (via New York&#160;Times)&#160;&#8220;Fix the User Experience First&#8221;: GroupM Won't Pay for Ads Forced On Ad Blockers&#8220;Our concern is that this is kind of an opaque way to reach consumers who have explicitly said they don&#8217;t want to be advertised to by virtue of them using ad blockers.&#8221; (via Digiday)&#160;Comcast, Cablevision and AT&amp;T Violating Privacy through Addressable Advertising, Groups SayComplaint filed by Public Knowledge, the Center for Digital Democracy and Consumer Watchdog, also presses FCC to follow through on its proposal to regulate the pay-TV set-top business. (via FierceCable)&#160;AOL, Rogers Media Strike Programmatic TV DealProgrammatic private marketplace for linear TV advertising will enable advertisers and ad agencies to buy targeted, data-driven campaigns across Roger Media&#8217;s full portfolio. (via Multichannel News)&#160;Rubicon Project to Help Publishers Win the Second Screen with Programmatic Olympic Ads"It makes the Olympics more accessible to advertisers who are looking to really seize this always-on moment." &#160;The company has already signed on the USA Today Network and Cond&#233; Nast. (via Adweek)+ Eric Bader of Transparent Media Partners -- The Ad Automation and Programmatic Confidants&#160;Fox Bids to Push Super Bowl Ad Prices Past $5 MillionFox Sports is seeking more than $5 million for a 30-second commercial in its 2017 broadcast of Super Bowl LI. CBS sought at least $4.5 million to $4.7 million for a 30-second spot for this year&#8217;s Super Bowl. (via Variety)&#160;iHeartMedia and WeWork Will Target Entrepreneurs with Branded PodcastsPartnership will bring live radio, branded podcasts and other content to WeWork's more than 90 co-working spaces around the world. (via Adweek)&#160;Univision, Fox Sports Team Up with Twitter for the Copa AmericaThe two broadcasters are both delivering short clips to Twitter from the Copa America soccer tournament with six-second pre-roll ads. (via WSJ)+ NBC Sports Group Chairman Mark Lazarus on the Olympics, NASCAR and More&#160;NAA is Getting Ready to Accept Digital-Only Sites as MembersSticking to only legacy organizations may soon prove insufficient for the Newspaper Association of America, and some members may become digital-only in coming years. (via Poynter)&#160;Hulu's Delicate Dance with Advertisers and ConsumersProduct placement &#8220;represents an opportunity for Hulu to make money &#8230; and for brands to reach their target audiences in ways above and beyond a 15-second or 30-second spot.&#8221; (via Los Angeles Times)&#160;Accounts on the Move&#160;AT&amp;T Holds Massive Review for U.S. Creative and MediaAT&amp;T is second only to Procter &amp; Gamble in terms of ad spending in the U.S. &#160;Omnicom's BBDO currently handles creative for the AT&amp;T brand, while WPP's MEC fields media. (via Ad Age)&#160;GroupM Launches Local Agency Team Arrow Partners for Target AccountTeam Arrow will employ more than 30 people in Minneapolis in areas including analytics, digital, media buying and planning and multicultural strategy. (via Minneapolis Star Tribune)&#160;Video Picks&#160;YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki: How I WorkSusan Wojcicki spoke to The Wall Street Journal about her management style, how often she skips the ad, and which viral star is her favorite: Keyboard Cat or Sneezing Panda.&#160;&#160;Turner Arms Itself with Analytics and Research To Counter TV Budget Raiders&#8220;The thing we were interested in learning is, when you cut your TV dollars back, how much of a hole in sales driven by your TV advertising do you create.&#8221; (via Beet.TV)The opinions and points of view expressed in this commentary are exclusively the views of the author and do not necessarily represent the views of MediaVillage.com/MyersBizNet management or associated bloggers.&#160;

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