Off the field, brands like Tide that went with a humorous message at this year's Super Bowl won the day. Political messages, not so much. Here's our list of brand winners and losers.

Agencies have been shaken, along with other types of companies, by sexual harassment. Now the office dating policy is getting a new look, with several looking to tighten them up in the #MeToo era and others questioning their effectiveness.

Buying media has gotten harder as audience viewing splits across screens. Discovery Communications is betting it can use the Winter Olympics to unify it all, but ad execs are skeptical.

Amazon has big ambitions in the U.K., just as it does in the U.S., as it moves into London headquarters with a capacity for 5,000. But advertisers are wary, having been burned by other U.S. tech giants before.

The latest Digiday Research shows media buying execs believe poor communication between agencies and clients is the biggest factor in the lack of transparency in digital advertising, with hidden vendor fees a close second.

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Brand winners and losers of Super Bowl LII

Ilyse Liffreing

Janet Jackson’s brand, trivia game HQ and Tide shared victory with the Eagles during Sunday’s game.

Agencies rethink their dating policies in the #MeToo era

Ilyse Liffreing

Dating policies have existed at ad agencies for decades, but the #MeToo movement has prompted some agencies to update them.

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Paid and organic marketing: How to find and optimize your best combinations

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It's past time for brands to master mobile marketing. And when it comes to mobile, marketers don't need to choose between a paid or organic media strategy. In fact, it's almost always best to use both. But it can be tough to determine what that right balance is. Sponsored by Tune.

Discovery ties broadcast and digital viewing for Winter Olympics to woo advertisers

Lucinda Southern

"We're still living in a world where people talk about the health and progress of TV based on TV-set rating. That's completely prehistoric."

Inside Amazon's UK media and advertising growth ambitions

Jessica Davies

Amazon’s U.K. ad revenue is small potatoes compared to Google’s and Facebook’s, but the platform is investing aggressively in the market.

The playbook for how sports can beat cord cutting

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Cord cutting keeps on punishing the TV industry, and even sports leagues are seeing the writing on the wall. Brands that invest in sports marketing must now enhance their offerings with smart, multi-platform social strategies.

'In one fell swoop:' 75 percent of advertisers say they've been endangered by risky content

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