Although traditional agencies like Publicis Groupe seem to be pulling back on their presence at the Cannes Lions festival this year, consulting firms such as Accenture Interactive are taking the opposite approach.
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Google's head of news, Richard Gingras, talks about how the company differs from Facebook in its treatment of publishers in the summer issue of Digiday magazine. Subscribe to Digiday+ to read the Q&A.
NPR, which has produced live events for at least 20 years, put on 30 events in 2017 and expects that number to grow to 38 this year. Here's how the public broadcaster approaches events.
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Digiday's Cannes survival guide is back. Download it now for the definitive guide to what's in and what's out at Cannes this year, a map to the hidden spots at Cannes, an awards cheatsheet for the campaigns you need to know and more.
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