The definitive guide to what’s in and out at Advertising Week 2019
Advertising Week is back. For most in media, marketing and retail, the next four days will be chock full of panels, parties, networking and maybe some job interviews. But even while that remains the same year to year, some things have changed. We took a look at what’s in and out at Advertising Week this year in our definitive guide.
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As non-endemic brands eye the gaming space, a lack of industry standards is delaying their arrival
The caution with which some brands still approach the gaming industry -- and the need for better industry standards to help brands feel more informed -- were recurring themes at last week’s Digiday Gaming Advertising Forum.
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Cheat Sheet: How Apple’s ATT is giving it more influence over ad dollars
The signs that Apple is building an ads business is there — here is what we actually know.
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‘This Delta situation has humbled everyone in the live industry’: How experiential marketers are navigating a new wave of COVID-19 cases
With rising concerns about the new Delta variant, experiential marketers learn to navigate event vaccine logistics.
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SponsoredHow advertisers can tell the difference between banner blindness and ad-aware consumers
Aditya Padhye, general manager, Trestle at eyeo Advertising is part and parcel of daily life –– from billboards in the street to smartphone apps, its presence is unavoidable. While some advertising strikes a chord with people, there are certain ads that have the opposite effect. Increasing internet usage among all demographics, higher demand for sales […]
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‘The office is dead but culture is not’: Why this start-up is trying to foster office culture without an office
The start-up is one of a number of companies aiming to find ways to recreate company culture amid a remote world, especially as the return to office has been delayed due to the Delta variant.
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‘Sliding door moments’: How will hybrid working trend affect office romances?
Psychotherapists give their take on how office romances can still thrive in hybrid-working and virtual-only setups.
