AdWeek to Skip Publishing Agency Report Card This Year

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For the first time in 6 years, AdWeek won’t be publishing its Agency Report Card, the annual wankfest (like that, George?) which awards letter grades based on an agency’ performance over the last year. AdWeek editor in Chief Mike Chapman cites the Nielsen’s sales of Adweek and sister properties to e5 Global Media Holdings as the reason.

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