With Joe Biden's victory in last week's presidential election, brands can start to expect a new normal that looks a bit like the old normal did before it took a four-year detour of unpredictability. That said, don't expect a complete calm for ad land. A Biden administration would likely continue putting pressure on Big Tech, while potentially rolling out stronger privacy protections for consumer data. That combo could do a number on your digital marketing strategies.

Read the impacts: Get the first look at how a Biden administration could affect your industry.

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Alex Trebek, the charismatic, quick-witted host of the hit game show Jeopardy! since 1984, died at home Sunday morning. Trebek hosted over 8,000 episodes across nearly 40 seasons of the show, making numerous cameo appearances in other shows and movies. Back in January, Trebek told the Television Critics Association’s winter press tour that he had no intention of retiring.

Watch: Eight minutes of Trebek's finest moments.

If you tuned into SNL to see how the show would handle Biden's win, an Arby's ad may have caught your eye. Yes, SNL makes lots of faux ads for both real and fake products (we're talking about Mom Jeans and the gut-busting Chantix spots here), but this ad for Arby's Deep Fried Turkey Pillow was very real.

Watch it: The "As seen on TV" infomercial advertises the product, which you can actually purchase for $59.95.

Inspire is on a shopping spree, picking up Dunkin' last week, and in recent years, the company grabbed Buffalo Wild Wings, Sonic and Jimmy John's. The acquisition has several implications: Inspire announced earlier this year that it's reviewing its national media agencies. Publicis, Dunkin's agency of record, could become part of that review.

What else it means: Dunkin' has a massively loyal fanbase. Here's how Inspire could capitalize on that.

The limited edition product will debut at the Adult Swim Festival on National Pickle Day.

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The goal is to connect buyers to new, legitimate sources of inventory.

The ad verification company already reduced headcount in May.

The smart sleep tracker found that the country lost a total of nearly 139 million hours of rest.

Experts see "work from anywhere" promotions as a shrewd marketing move.

After various creative roles at offices around the world, he's pursuing an undisclosed venture.