September Political Ad Spend Hits $1.1B

Fall’s political advertising for the midterm elections significantly ramped in September with a massive $1.1 billion in political advertising spending — double that of August’s $534.5 million, according to AdImpact.

In Crowded Field, OTT Cancellations Grow

The
combination of subscription price increases and choice of
platforms finds that streaming service providers have seen
an uptick in “streaming fatigue,” with nearly two out of three
people canceling at least one service because of price and
non-use, according to new data from Blu Label Labs.

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Holiday Retail Sales To Defy Inflation

The Mastercard SpendingPulse annual holiday forecast indicates that during the upcoming 2022 holiday season, U.S. retail sales excluding automotive are expected to increase 7.1% YoY. This follows 8.5% annual growth MasterCard SpendingPulse recorded during the 2021 holiday season.

Scott Keenan Named News Director at CBS in Dallas

Veteran CBS journalist Scott Keenan has been named vice president and news director at CBS News and Stations’ businesses in Dallas-Fort Worth, including KTVT (CBS), independent KTXA, the CBS News DFW streaming channel and CBSDFW.com.

General Motors to Be First Client Partner for NBCUnified

NBCUniversal announced that General Motors will become the first brand to integrate with NBCUnified, its holistic first-party data and identity platform that unites NBCUniversal’s network of consumer touchpoints into a scaled offering for marketers within One Platform.

KBB: New-Auto Prices Up for 5th Straight Month

The average price paid for a new vehicle in the U.S. in August topped July’s record and kept the average transaction price solidly above $48,000, according to Kelley Blue Book. The Cox Automotive company said its new-vehicle ATP increased to $48,301 in August, beating the previous high of $48,080 set in the prior month.

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