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Mollie Cahillane

Mollie is Adweek’s senior TV reporter, covering the business of connected TV, streaming news, measurement and sports media. She’s a former Cablefax editor, and has held roles at People and Daily Mail.

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How Julie Haddon Is Reinventing the National Women’s Soccer League as Its First CMO

Women in Sports

The league's top marketer is accelerating the explosive growth of women's soccer.

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Netflix Expects Subscriber Losses Amid Password Crackdown

Programming & Performance

Paid sharing will roll out in the U.S. in the second quarter.

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Exclusive: There’s Nothing Strange About David Harbour’s Role in WBD’s Stanley Cup Campaign

Sports Marketing

Exclusive: David Harbour takes hockey maybe too seriously in Warner Bros. Discovery campaign.

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Warner Bros. Discovery Clears Up Rings of Power ‘Trolling’ Controversy

Streaming & OTT

WBD's chief marketer settles the Game of Thrones-Rings of Power controversy.

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Nielsen Regains National Accreditation After 2021 Suspension

Measurement

The Media Rating Council announced the reinstatement ahead of the 2023 upfronts.

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Why the Max Logo Is Blue and Other Questions About the Streamer Answered

Streaming & OTT

Warner Bros. Discovery's global CMO of streaming explains the strategy behind the new service.

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Hulu’s Latest Marketing Campaign With Quinta Brunson ‘Makes Sense’

Streaming & OTT

The full 30-second spot will premiere during Friday’s NBA play-in game.

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Champions of Change: How Athletes Unlimited’s Cheri Kempf Is Making Softball Must-Watch TV

Women in Sports

Player-turned-executive Cheri Kempf is building a pro league on the Champions of Change podcast.

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WBD Rebrands HBO Max as ‘Max’ With Harry Potter and Game of Thrones Series Coming

Streaming & OTT

Combined with Discovery+, the platform promises new tech and ad features for the same price.

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AMC Networks Names Kim Granito New Chief Marketer

Programming & Performance

Current president of marketing Len Fogge will retire next month.