| | | | | First Things First | | September 4, 2020 | By Jess Zafarris |
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| Apple's New Ad Champions Privacy by Reminding Us About Everything We'd Rather Keep Quiet | |
| | Today, Apple released a new ad touting several of its privacy features, including those that aim to protect browsing data from advertisers, prevent bosses from reading iMessages, and reduce the association of location data with specific Apple IDs. In the satirical spot, people loudly share their inner thoughts, private conversations and personal data with those around them. [Watch it here.] However, the timing of the ad was a curious one, juxtaposed against Apple’s announcement that it will delay part of its iOS 14 rollout—specifically the part that includes asking app developers to seek consent from users for third parties to access their data. The opt-in feature will still be part of the rollout, but after Facebook said the privacy overhaul could cause a 50% drop in revenue for app developers, Apple said it will hold off on that particular feature until early next year to give developers time to accommodate. Learn from Ryan Reynolds, Andrea Brimmer, Sadira Furlow, Dwyane Wade, Marc Pritchard, Brad Hiranaga, Julian Duncan, Katie Puris, Janey Whiteside and more during Brandweek, a fully imagined virtual experience on Sept. 14-17. | | | |
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| The Umbrella Academy, Shameless Top Most-Watched Streaming Shows | |
Nielsen has rolled out a new weekly top 10 list charting the performance of shows on subscription-based streaming platforms, which includes viewership from Netflix and Amazon Prime. All 10 shows on this week’s list are on Netflix, and topping the list is The Umbrella Academy, which drove nearly 2 billion more minutes watched than the second most-watched show on streaming, Showtime’s long-running drama Shameless. See what else made the top 10. | |
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| | Adweek Promos and Events | Announcing Brandweek's Talent Day Focused on Career Development | |
| | Google, a founding partner of the Executive Mentor Program, has partnered with Adweek to add a day to the Brandweek agenda focused on providing career development guidance and tips for successfully navigating challenging times in careers. Talent Day, September 18, features sessions led by some of the world's top marketers, including Antonio Lucio, Musa Tariq, Taj Alavi, and more, developed to help you hone your skills and prepare for what's next in your career. Unemployed and furloughed marketers can apply to attend Brandweek for free, courtesy of Google, and the Talent Day is accessible to all Brandweek attendees. | |
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| | Featured Jobs | Tranont Lehi, Utah | Corporation for National and Community Service Washington, Washington DC | The Department for International Trade London, England | confidential Casper, Wyoming | The Brandon Agency Charleston, South Carolina | | |
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