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  • Have a Little Faith

    Wonder Project’s upcoming biblical drama series, House of David, will premiere February 27 on Prime Video.  Justin Rosenblatt, Wonder Project’s Head of Global Television, talks about the value of faith programming – in more ways than one. Would you say faith is a genre of programming? No, I would think about it differently. Faith is a […]

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  • As Trade Shows Embrace Influencers, Exhibitors are Leveling up Engagement

    It wasn’t too long ago that social media influencers weren’t even considered media at trade shows and had a hard time getting press passes. Now its crucial to connect influencers and exhibitors, and the National Hardware Show, taking place March 18-19 in Las Vegas, is doing exactly that with its new NHS Influencer Summit. Building […]

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  • Beyond the Booth: How Exhibitors Can Leverage Restroom Real Estate

    “Last night was… not exactly legal,” read a sticker placed on the mirrors in bathrooms at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center during SuperZoo 2024. Trippy images from a wild night on the town, such as dogs getting chased by a police car down the Las Vegas Strip along with portraits of the team members as […]

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  • How To Tackle Successful DEI PR Amidst Political Pushback

    In honor of Black History Month and PRSA’s confirmed commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, our contributing writer looks at how PR professionals can safeguard DEI communications in a divisive political environment.

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  • Three Ways Siemens Leverages Data for High-Performance Exhibits

    How can data transform a trade show exhibit into a powerful driver of brand awareness, engagement, and ROI? Siemens, in partnership with Freeman’s A/V team and agency, Sparks, brought a reimagined exhibit to CES 2025 that was based on the insights collected at its award-winning CES 2024 exhibit and throughout the year. The exhibits were […]

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  • Personas Are Back. This Time, They Actually Work

    By Noah Kershaw, Head of Product, Kip at Kepler   Since personalization is important to marketers, it is important to rely on the most updated demographic information— age range, income bracket, and broad interests that inform real consumer behavior. Personas (data-driven audience profiles that represent key customer segments based on behaviors, interests, and needs) were […]

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  • What’s Next For JWP Connatix: SSAI, Contextual Advertising And A New Name

    Since Connatix and JW Player first announced their merger in October, JWP Connatix – a temporary name for the newly joined companies – says things are going well at the six-month mark.

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  • PR Roundup: Delta Crash Compensation, White Lotus Collabs, IPR Pinpoints Impactful PR Research

    This week’s PR Roundup looks at whether or not Delta’s compensation to crash survivors is good PR, fun partnerships between brands and “The White Lotus,” and the Institute for Public Relations’s new report that looks at the most impactful research of 2024 for communicators.

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  • Wayfair launches generative AI-powered inspiration tool for shoppers 

    Wayfair’s new Pinterest-like tool allows shoppers to browse, save and shop endless home images, plus create their own rooms. Home furnishings giant Wayfair recently debuted a generative artificial intelligence-powered image inspiration tool called Muse.  The Pinterest-like tool allows shoppers to scroll through endless images of home interiors, save images to a collection and shop similar products […]

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  • How Collaboration is Redefining the Buyer/Seller Relationship in 2025

    While RTBDAY ’25 may have been a buy-side event, there were many takeaways for the sell-side. And if there was one theme weaving through the day that might have been subtle, it was that no one is winning alone anymore. The event highlighted the power of partnerships in navigating AI, measurement, ecommerce, and privacy shifts. Here are seven takeaways publishers need to know now.

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