Stagwell Inc

Per that research, 38% of the contracts were newly identified this year.

Among holding companies, the report counts 118 at Omnicom following its IPG merger, with TBWA on 20, the most of any single agency, then WPP at 88, Publicis at 34, Dentsu at 24, Havas at 22, Stagwell at 9, and Edelman Parent DJE at 8.

The groups have not confirmed those figures.

an Advertising Association spokesperson told The Guardian, fossil fuel advertising is a very small share of UK spend and sits under ASA and CAP rules.

While American media people and politicians try to gaslight their own citizens about what we are saying and doing in real time, okay.

So what can we do to clean up our image? We have trouble with our PR, so they hire a PR firm known as Stagwell.

And Stagwell realized, they did a bunch of studies and they realized, you know what? It's gonna be really hard Israel for people to love you or like you considering what you're up to.

But rather than focusing on getting people to like you, it would be better for Israel if we get more people to hate Muslims.

So let's focus on that.

Crafting narratives for liberals and Democrats, that's who they are.

A prominent American political consulting and communications firm, part of the Stagwell Group owned by Mark Penn, with strong ties to the American Democratic Party.

It appeared in PHAR records as a contractor with the admini- the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, again through Havas Media and the LDRS Group, specializing in crafting media messages targeting the liberal and Democratic American audience.

The company plays a pivotal role in the Israeli propaganda apparatus because it complements the work of Republican companies by targeting the other side, quote-unquote, "of the American political spectrum," while ignoring all the independents fuckers, ensuring that the Israeli propaganda system covers both major parties.

We've talked about some of the implications, actually, about what the agency, the implications for Omnicom, Publicis, WP, Dentsu.

I mean, it could be quite news for our, you know, our Red Ocean agencies that we that we've We haven't written them off, but we've kind of said that they're very challenged, which was the Dentsu, Horizon, Havas, and Stagwell that would be challenged by the big three that were moving their business model into this kind of sales thing.

I think this actually opens up some good opportunity there because, again, I'm already getting a sense in some of the pitch planning for next year that People are heeding this advice already.

They're going, I don't know whether we want to step into it.

I mean, on the back of betting these kind of things in.

Okay, tell me more about Horizon.

Tell me about Stagwell.

Tell me about S4C.

And I think that was, it's a really strong proposition.

And I saw just Stagwell, I think last week announced that they were building there.

So there's as much as it was not as noisy as it was, because I think AI and supply side decisioning and containerization has slightly taken over.

I'm still obsessed by all of it, by the way.

And, I mean, it's just a great platform.

And actually, the fact that Stagwell spun it off as a separate entity was actually really smart.

Beth is killing it.

And there's a lot more discussions around... athletes as owners, athletes as brands, and spending a lot of time learning about how we can continue to evolve that side of the industry, because many of us spend a lot of money in sponsorship and talent.

So advertising against news has no discernible negative impact on brands' performance.

That's been researched by people like Stagwell, by Newsworks.

The advertising in trusted environments provides a halo effect.

I think, I don't know how many studies have shown that.