If advertisers are looking at social media to see if their massive Super Bowl investments paid off, it appears Budweiser was the Big Game's big winner. Using its Einstein Vision image-recognition software and other tools for tracking social-media sentiment, Salesforce analyzed the Big Game's top trends and brands. The upshot: Bud Light was the most-mentioned...
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February 04, 2019
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