The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity is back. But marketers say society’s turbulence will make for a somber environment.
June 13, 2022

The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity is back. But marketers say society's turbulence will make for a somber environment.

Additional coverage:

  • By working with entertainment properties with recognizable characters, marketers believe they can help their brands stand out in an increasingly noisy ad environment.
  • Axios' editor-in-chief is creating a playbook to consolidate its coverage into more "high frequency products" in order to streamline audiences.
  • In today's edition of Digiday's DealBook: Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter seems to be advancing slowly but surely, networks fight for Formula 1 rights, Getty Images creates a new interactive visual tool and other deals from last week.
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  • From Digiday's sister brand WorkLife: Categories have been announced for this year's WorkLife Awards. Categories include Best Hybrid Work Environment, Top Recruiter, Employer of the Year and more.
  • Download this new guide to learn how marketers are using an evolved form of wireless data to power targeting of granular audiences. Sponsored by T-Mobile.
  • Marketers are turning to database tech partners to help honor user opt-outs and provide a more comprehensive picture of customers. Sponsored by Stirista.
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The Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity is back. But marketers say society’s turbulence will make for a somber environment.
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By working with entertainment properties with recognizable characters, marketers believe they can help their brands stand out in an increasingly noisy ad environment.
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Axios’ editor-in-chief is creating a playbook to consolidate its coverage into more “high frequency products” in order to streamline audiences.
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Slowly but surely, Elon Musk’s acquisition of Twitter seems to be advancing. Read about this and other deals from last week in this edition of Digiday’s DealBook.
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