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Stylized propaganda poster with a transparent cube in Times Square, a soccer fan inside watching matches on a screen, FOX One and Indeed logos, and FIFA World Cup 2026 trophy silhouette.

Fox's $50K Times Square Cube Is Indeed's Cheapest 2026 World Cup Ad Buy

Fox One and Indeed announced a $50,000 "Chief World Cup Watcher" role on May 5, 2026, hiring one applicant to watch all 104 FIFA World Cup matches from a transparent cube in Times Square between June 11 and July 19. Applications close May 17 through Indeed profiles,
NMS Editorial Team 06 May 2026, 11:00 AM
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Coors Light Skipped FIFA Sponsorship and Bought the Goal Call Instead

Coors Light launched "The Coooors Call" on April 29, 2026: a World Cup campaign that adds an extra O to the brand name every time someone scores, anchored by a hero spot starring Spanish-language sportscaster Andrés Cantor. Coors Light is not an official FIFA sponsor. Budweiser owns that
NMS Editorial Team 29 Apr 2026, 7:53 AM
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The World Cup's $5 Million Ad Minimum Is the Best Argument for TikTok in Years

Fox is asking for a $5 million minimum spend to advertise during World Cup 2026 coverage, with a matched $5 million commitment on streaming inventory stacked on top. If you want anything involving the U.S. team games, budget $10 to $15 million. The final? A $25 million tournament-wide commitment.
NMS Editorial Team 13 Apr 2026, 10:36 AM
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