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- At this year’s Olympics, the anime references have gone into overdrive, and they are primarily coming from the athletes themselves.
- Digitas' media chief Megan Jones shared her thoughts on AI’s changes over the years, using data to bridge media and creative, and the need to move faster on cultural trends.
- Industry insiders have more questions about AI brand-safety tools including what works, what doesn’t and what advertisers are paying for.
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| | Neither the World Federation of Advertisers, the ANA, WPP, Unilever, Mars, Orsted and more have yet to comment publicly on what many observers believe is a worrying turn of events — and they’re right in the thick of it. | |
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howdy! | | The Trade Desk’s Jeff Green insists Google’s cookie U-turn’ is good for the open internet’ amid a chorus of ‘keep calm and carry on.’ | |
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| | While DSPs are remarkable tools for executing digital media campaigns, they don’t seamlessly translate to TV and provide the same functionality in that environment. | |
howdy! | | Google’s left turn on its third-party deprecation plan, now leaving users to decide if they want to be tracked, isn’t expected to make Uber take its foot off the gas anytime soon. | |
| | Less than 20% of bid requests on the open market have a single ID attached. So, whether cookies are deprecated or not, multi-ID strategies are crucial. | |
howdy! | | At this year’s Olympics, the anime references have gone into overdrive, and they are primarily coming from the athletes themselves. | |
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| | In this new Q&A, PCH Media and Experian experts discuss why data providers are joining forces to help brands build effective marketing strategies. | |
howdy! | | Digitas recently repositioned itself as a networked experience agency, with one driving insight being the understanding that consumers are “operating in a networked fashion,” explained Jones. | |
howdy! | | Industry insiders have more questions about AI brand-safety tools including what works, what doesn’t and what advertisers are paying for. | |
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