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  • Bold Broadcasts

    The “main stage” is taking on a whole new life as event marketers and their partners embrace immersive media, bold spaces and pop culture trends to showcase leaders and launches in a new light. From live-streaming to on-demand channels, these productions—the content, the set, the experience design—have to be as compelling for in-person audiences as […]

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  • Sonos invests in agentic AI 

    Speaker brand Sonos is eager to have agentic AI surface operational efficiencies and handle B2B customer requests.  Speaker brand Sonos likes the sound of agentic AI so much that it is piloting an agent for its business-to-business customer portal.  The B2B ordering platform, which caters to Sonos’ custom integrators and distributors was in desperate need […]

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  • How AI Is Changing Advertising’s Hottest Currency: Attention Metrics

    In a media ecosystem defined by velocity, variability and vast amounts of noise, one thing has become increasingly clear: Attention is the new currency. In light of this shift, here are practical tips for marketers.

  • How Coffee Candy Brand Kopiko Fueled Gen Z Love (and Rides) in L.A.

    Be it the state of the economy or the fact that too fancy a splash can sometimes wash away a message, more brands are turning to service destinations for p.r. stunts. Think: Takeovers of car washes, diners and, as we saw at Coachella this year, gas stations. And that’s precisely where Indonesian brand Kopiko and […]

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  • New US State Children’s Privacy Laws Continue To Reshape Digital Marketing

    Last year saw a proliferation of US state laws regulating the processing of children’s data. 2025 promises to be just as active, with new rules either already in effect or coming into force later this year.  Companies in the ad tech ecosystem should pay attention to the evolving children’s privacy landscape at the US state […]

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  • Schmidt Brothers invests in content marketing with live cooking show for customers

    Cutlery brand Schmidt Brothers knows that with a lifetime warranty for its knives, driving repeat purchases can be a challenge. So the Schmidt Brothers focuses on loyalty initiatives that engender positive brand affinity and keep its brand top-of-mind.   Its most recent effort is a live, online cooking show called The Cutting Edge. In celebration […]

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  • User-Generated Content, Tariffs And AI Will Reshape The Ad Market, Says WPP Media

    For proof of the uncertainty facing marketers in 2025, look no further than the industry’s ping-ponging projections for ad spending. WPP Media (the former GroupM), which released its global midyear ad spend forecast on Tuesday, is just the most recent example. Like every prognosticator that’s taken a crack at predicting spending trends for 2025, WPP […]

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  • The Brief: Candy Bars and Fake Workshops

    This week’s hot takes on hot topics in experiential marketing cover faux team-building workshops, Launderettes of Love and The Pink Guava Sweet Shop.

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  • Why Zach Rosen Created Supernova PRIDE to Reframe the Conversation at Cannes

    Major holding companies and even some publishers are pulling back from LGBTQ+ issues and content under mounting political pressure. Zach Rosen, founder of Supernova, an ad tech growth consultancy, is running in the other direction. He created Supernova PRIDE Summit, the first of its kind, during Cannes Lions.

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  • The Rise Of AI Shopping Assistants Will Influence Advertising Strategies

    For generations, advertisers have been trying to get people to notice and buy their products. But what happens when advertisers need to reach something that isn’t a person? That’s the question media agency Kepler is trying to answer with its new software, Kip AIR, created in response to the rise of AI shopping assistants. These […]

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