Disney reports earnings and Ad Age hosts streaming conference: The Week Ahead

Nov. 7 The Association of National Advertisers' Multicultural Marketing and Diversity Conference continues in Hollywood, Florida. The conference, also held virtually, runs from Nov. 6 to Nov. 8. Ad Age Next: CMO Get your tickets for the Dec. 7 event in New York Register here Nov. 8 It’s Election Day in the U.S. Read more: U.S. midterms—see how Snapchat, NFL and more brands are getting involvedAnd more: The 6 most expensive, ad-soaked U.S. Senate midterm races Ad Age Web3 Marketing Trailblazers are now open for submissions, starting today. This is Ad Age’s first official honorific for Web3, and we are looking for the brand builders who can show the way for generations to come. Disney reports fiscal fourth-quarter results and hosts a webcast beginning at 4:30 p.m. ET. In the third quarter, the Mouse House’s revenue jumped 26%. Subscribe to Ad Age Sign up now for the latest industry news and analysis Click here Nov. 9 It’s National Fried Chicken Sandwich Day. Somehow, there were no marketing campaigns pitched to Ad Age by press time about this auspicious occasion. Roblox announces third-quarter results today, giving an overview of the health of its open-world, video game ecosystem. Top marketers have been using Roblox to test their early strategies for the metaverse, and last quarter the company reported 52.2 million daily users. Roblox will host its quarterly call by video at 8:30 a.m. ET, here. Nov. 10 Ad Age Next: Streaming in New York is today. Top executives from major streaming platforms—including Netflix, Peacock, Paramount+, Disney+, YouTube and HBO Max—discuss the ever-evolving digital video industry. Learn about trending TV topics including shoppable advertising, measurement, data and bundling, plus the growth of streaming sports, niche interest platforms and non-English language TV. Register here. Ad Age Next: Streaming Get your tickets for the Nov. 10 event in New York and use the code AA50 for $50 off Register here Nov. 11 Today’s the day fans—and brands—have been waiting for. Marvel’s “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” opens wide in U.S. theaters. Watch the trailer below, and read on for Ad Age’s coverage of some of the most notable brand activations around the blockbuster superhero sequel: Sprite Sponsors new ‘Black Panther’ movie—here are its plans See Lexus’ ‘Black Panther’ ad How Mastercard’s ‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ campaign will spotlight Black-owned businesses See McDonald’s ‘Black Panther’ Happy Meal ad

Disney reports earnings and Ad Age hosts streaming conference: The Week Ahead

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