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#Canceled: How cancel culture is affecting brandsCancel culture is a cultural, and perhaps financial boycott of any person, phrase, brand, company or concept that’s made a mistake. In the year 2019, that mistake can be big, or it can be small. It can be real or it can be perceived.
September 11, 2019 -
How ad tech is adapting to the pivot to privacyFor all the optimism around growing programmatic budgets, ad tech faces some existential questions amidst its move toward a privacy-first world.
September 10, 2019 -
Digiday Research: Subscription publishers’ biggest challenges, in five chartsMoving from open access to paid content is undoubtedly the biggest challenge for publishers launching a new paid-for product.
September 9, 2019 -
The Rundown: A new IPG-backed consultancy will help brands figure out gender equityHave Her Back bills itself as "cultural consulting firm," dedicated to helping clients improve their gender equality, diversity and inclusion policies.
September 5, 2019 -
What Firefox’s anti-tracking update signals about wider pivot-to-privacy trendMozilla's Firefox anti-tracking update may seem small potatoes due to the browser's market share. But when combined with Apple’s strict anti-tracking stance, and the wider pressures of data protection laws, it’s enough to cause jitters across the digital ad industry.
September 5, 2019 -
WTF is multi-touch attribution?Multi-touch attribution attempts to chart how a customer moves down the purchasing cycle, from the first ad they viewed to the last, and determine which of those marketing channels was most important in ultimately getting the customer to buy.
August 30, 2019 -
The Rundown: Ad agency holding companies set their sights on DTCDTC is the next hot thing, so agencies are jumping on board. The latest is Dentsu Aegis Network, which on Wednesday announced that it had acquired MuteSix, one of the darling of the direct-to-consumer brand boom. MuteSix will become part of iProspect, Dentsu Aegis’ performance agency.
August 29, 2019 -
‘There are diminishing returns’: ADT sees limits to cost savings from bringing ad buying in-houseADT has been on a tear to in-house as much as it can from agencies over the last 12 months.
August 28, 2019