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The future of toy stores isn’t in selling you toys
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The future of toy stores isn’t in selling you toys
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A series of presentations, workshops and talks that’ll help you navigate and survive our current crisis and the acceleration of e-commerce that has come with it. Taking place from April 20-24.
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Agency CFOs rarely take to the Palais stage at Cannes or appear in “Top 100” lists of Madison Avenue’s power players. But as the coronavirus...
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Ad-buying agencies are cozying up to SSPs, creating more transparency questionsAfter exerting their buying power and influence over other ad tech vendors, the holding groups are coming for supply-side platforms.
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Member ExclusiveThe future of toy stores isn’t in selling you toys
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Member Exclusive40% of marketers and retailers expect layoffs due to the coronavirus
Future of TV
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Shooting while the baby is napping: TV and video producers adapt to making shows remotelyProducing shows remotely requires maintaining lines of communication and has put greater importance on pre- and post-production processes.
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Member ExclusiveHow coronavirus will shape the future of TV
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Why warehouse working conditions are now in the spotlight
As the coronavirus outbreak drags on and more Americans do their shopping online, there's been a greater focus on the working conditions in warehouses, and whether or not companies are doing enough to protect their workers from contacting the coronavirus. Some Amazon workers at a fulfillment center in Staten Island yesterday staged a walkout, stating that they thought that Amazon should close the facility for two weeks as at least one worker there has tested positive for the coronavirus.
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Why warehouse working conditions are now in the spotlight
As the coronavirus outbreak drags on and more Americans do their shopping online, there's been a greater focus on the working conditions in warehouses, and whether or not companies are doing enough to protect their workers from contacting the coronavirus. Some Amazon workers at a fulfillment center in Staten Island yesterday staged a walkout, stating that they thought that Amazon should close the facility for two weeks as at least one worker there has tested positive for the coronavirus.
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GoFundMe campaigns for beauty professionals struggle to provide safety net
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