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Watch and learn how new identifier economy will work after Google removes support for third-party cookies.
Watch and learn how new identifier economy will work after Google removes support for third-party cookies.
- Sales al fresco: Publishers adopt new tactics to gain essential face time with clients
- Vendors jostle for position ahead of coming contextual pivot
- Shortage in mental health services fans flames of employee burnout
- ‘The elephant in the room’: Companies persist with fingerprinting as a workaround to Apple’s new privacy rules
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Member ExclusiveMarketing Briefing: With Cannes Lions once again virtual, the ‘networking and dealmaking is likely the biggest casualty’
The promise of another virtual event when many execs are Zoomed out and feel like it’s impossible to unplug from daily work for a virtual ev...
- Cheat Sheet: Pinterest’s new rules hold creators accountable for posting brand-safe content
- This Gen Z agency ‘eliminates the learning curve’ to connect brands with its generation
- ‘Seeing the shift’: As theaters open up, studios are starting to promote theatrical movie marketing again
- ‘Throwing spaghetti against the wall’: Why marketers are expanding experimental budget testing
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YouTube stars Alisha Marie and Remi Cruz show how creators have become their own class of media company
Alisha Marie and Remi Cruz are two creators who have diversified beyond YouTube to other platforms and revenue sources, including commerce a...
- Dentsu develops tool to address audience-based TV advertising’s patchwork problem
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Member ExclusiveFuture of TV Briefing: How TV shows, movies are managing their returns to production
- Roku plans to debut Roku Recommends, brand-sponsored videos to promote programming across its connected TV platform
- Connected TV faces its own identity crisis with the IP address’s future in doubt

When Clubhouse first launched last April, founders flocked to the app as they were looking for more ways to meet fellow entrepreneurs while the world was still socially distancing. Months later, some of their initial excitement for their app has faded as they are trying to limit their usage to tuning into talks they feel like will actually, tangibly, help them in their business.
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Member ExclusiveWhy some retail brands are testing out in-game ads

When Clubhouse first launched last April, founders flocked to the app as they were looking for more ways to meet fellow entrepreneurs while the world was still socially distancing. Months later, some of their initial excitement for their app has faded as they are trying to limit their usage to tuning into talks they feel like will actually, tangibly, help them in their business.

This week, I look at how Nars is translating real-life beauty experiences to digital, check in on BeautyPie, and showcase yet another review platform moving into commerce.

This week, I look at how Nars is translating real-life beauty experiences to digital, check in on BeautyPie, and showcase yet another review platform moving into commerce.
Future of work

Publisher commercial execs don't expect in-person sales meetings to return any time soon, but have adopted various in-person options in the...