It's time to say goodbye to the things we know and love about America, including binge watching, ketchup and mustard, taco Tuesdays, skinny lattes, surprise parties and adorable puppies. That is, unless we're willing to work together and take up arms against an ultimate villain. The new ad for Activision's Destiny 2, a first-person shooter...
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Morning Digest
September 01, 2017
What marketers need to know today
Advertising-averse Beastie Boys gave their blessing to use 'Sabotage'
By T.L. Stanley
It's time to say goodbye to the things we know and love about America, including binge watching, ketchup and mustard, taco Tuesdays, skinny lattes, surprise parties and adorable puppies. That is, unless we're willing to work together and take up arms against an ultimate villain. The new ad for Activision's Destiny 2, a first-person shooter...
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By Katie Richards
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NYSA partnership explores 'new space economy'
By Patrick Coffee
New endeavor MVPE underscores impressive 10-year development
By Christopher Heine
It’s the first broadcaster to deploy the shorter spots during sports programming
By Jason Lynch
Six-second ads made their broadcast debut earlier this month, and now Fox Networks Group is ready to deploy them in its portfolio's biggest moneymaker: NFL games. The company first rolled out the six-second ad during the Teen Choice 2017 awards on Aug. 13 and is expanding the format to Fox Sports telecasts, including NFL and...
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