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Post-Advertising Week 2023: Do You Know Where Your Money Is? - Vimarsana News

Post-Advertising Week 2023: Do You Know Where Your Money Is?

For those who missed Ad Week NY, here are my key takeaways from inside and outside the event that are – or should be – driving media ad biz conversations today.

Source: forbes.com
Denver looks to lease, maybe buy, Doubletree by Hilton hotel for homeless - Vimarsana News

Denver looks to lease, maybe buy, Doubletree by Hilton hotel for homeless

The City of Denver intends to lease a 300-room Doubletree by Hilton hotel in northeast Denver to use as a homeless shelter, with an option to purchase the property for 60 percent more than it fetched a year ago.

Denver looks to lease, and maybe buy, another hotel for homeless - Vimarsana News

Denver looks to lease, and maybe buy, another hotel for homeless

The city’s option calls for it to pay 60 percent more than the property fetched in early 2022. But a nonprofit will buy the hotel first.

NBC's successor to Yaccarino reveals the power of NFL commercials: 'There's no bigger brand in the world than Taylor Swift, and she still needed help to… - Vimarsana News

NBC's successor to Yaccarino reveals the power of NFL commercials: 'There's no bigger brand in the world than Taylor Swift, and she still needed help to…

Taylor Swift and the NFL have a closer relationship than ever, and even TV executives are in on it. Mark Marshall, NBCUniversal’s new ad chairman,…

Source: biztoc.com
NFL helped Taylor Swift sell movie tickets, NBC exec reveals - Vimarsana News

NFL helped Taylor Swift sell movie tickets, NBC exec reveals

Average daily ticket sales for Swift’s movie rose 50% after commercials during NFL broadcasts.