More than half of all publisher survey respondents said they increased the number of ad products and services they offered in 2020.
December 22, 2020

This past June, ad agencies released employee diversity data and made public commitments to improve diversity, equity and inclusion in advertising. Since then, agencies say they are still committed to change, but if you ask agency employees about the DE&I conversations at agencies now, you'll likely hear that they believe more action is needed. "Agencies are still rolling out a lot of longer term plans when it comes to how they will change, which I think is a lot of bullshit. How does it take six months for you to fix your hiring practices or fix your diversity and inclusion issues?" said a Black copywriter at a creative agency. Read more below.

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