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    Grace Teng named exec director of media & analytics at Zambezi

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    LOS ANGELES --

    Former Team One executive Grace Teng has joined Zambezi as executive director, media & analytics, a new position at the independent creative agency. Teng’s hire adds communications strategy, media planning and buying capabilities to the shop’s expanding tool kit. Teng reports directly to CEO Jean Freeman and will work across all creative, strategic and production disciplines at the agency. 

    Teng’s prolific career and expertise in media, digital marketing and analytics has spanned key positions at many leading agencies: Team One (Saatchi & Saatchi), Mindshare, MECi Interactive, Deutsch LA, and BBDO. She has worked with top brands such as Goldman Sachs, Lexus, Ritz Carlton, Mitsubishi, Chrysler, KFC, Starbucks, Kraft, Sony Entertainment, Sprint and Disney. Her eclectic resume includes political marketing experience in Washington D.C. and tech startup experience in New York City as well as a stint at the venture capital firm Cerberus Capital Management. 

    “I will be giving more structure to the Zambezi teams as they explore how brand messaging is distributed, received and measured,” said Teng. “Basically helping everyone see the work here through an outcome-based lens. The best thing about being at Zambezi right now, a leading female-led independent, is that the timing is so right for this type of thinking. The agency has so much runway to engage.”

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    In Legal Dispute Over “The View,” ABC Accuses Trump Administration Of Trying To Chill Free Speech

    Friday, May 8, 2026

    In a strongly worded filing, ABC accuses the Trump administration of trying to chill its constitutionally protected free speech and hinder open political discussion.

    The point of contention: The popular show "The View," and whether it's subject to equal time rules.

    ABC's filing to the Federal Communications Commission, made public Friday, came in a dispute involving one ABC station in Houston, KTRK-TV. But the wording indicated the network was embarking on a broader battle with the administration.

    "The Commission's actions threaten to upend decades of settled law and practice and chill critical protected speech, both with respect to 'The View' and more broadly," said the filing on behalf of both KTRK-TV and ABC.

    The commission replied, in a statement emailed to The Associated Press, that equal time law "encourages more speech and empowers voters to decide the outcome of elections. The FCC will review Disney's assertion that 'The View' is a 'bona fide news program' and thus exempt from the political equal time rules."

    The ABC filing appeared to be the latest volley inside and outside the legal arena between the U.S. media and the Trump White House over what journalists perceive as the president's attack on free speech and the media's ability to do its job. Trump has been critical of media outlets whose journalism runs counter to his agenda and sensibilities.

    Among legal battles in the courts: a dispute between the Pentagon and The New York Times over access; a battle between the White House and The Associated Press over how to refer to the Gulf of Mexico; and Trump's anger at The Wall Street Journal over reporting about Jeffrey Epstein.

    The dispute concerns content on "The View," ABC's long-running morning talk show,... Read More

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