Month: February 2019

Unauthorized immigrants make up a quarter of all U.S. foreign-born residents. Our new interactive offers data on unauthorized immigrants by state.

The post Explore unauthorized immigration by state using our new interactive appeared first on Pew Research Center.

You might soon be playing with, instead of against, the machines.

Explore maps and tables showing detailed data on unauthorized immigrants by state.

The post U.S. unauthorized immigrant population estimates by state, 2016 appeared first on Pew Research Center.

Facebook banned four more armed groups in Myanmar from its platform. The Arakan Army, the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army, the Kachin Independence Army and the Ta’ang National Liberation Army were banned from the social network, and the company said in a Newsroom post, “All related praise, support and representation will be removed as soon…

This year’s ads mostly failed to inspire because they did not introduce or extend ideas connecting them to audiences every day. Bud Light did. And in doing so it not only won the night, it set up to
win a lot of games in the months ahead. How they did it can serve as a big-events playbook for CMOs and CEOs alike.

Rumors of such a tie-up were given new life this week after a JPMorgan research note suggested such a deal is “the best strategic fit” when looking at potential acquisitions in the video space. Of
course, a good strategic fit isn’t the only necessary component to a deal.

According to some measures, the Super Bowl viewing has been flat, or slightly down, in recent years, leaving out streaming for the moment. One survey found a majority of respondents too drunk to
remember the ads.

This article is sponsored by GSTV. It turns out fueling up can predict more about consumer behavior than marketers might expect.   A recent study produced by Mastercard and GSTV revealed fueling up leads to significant patterns in consumer spending. After analyzing nearly a year’s worth of aggregated, anonymized transaction data on Mastercard’s network, the… Continue reading »

The post Meet Consumers In The Moments That Matter – At Gas Stations appeared first on AdExchanger.

The New York Times has been branching out into other platforms over the past few years, including digital and podcasts. Now the media company is preparing to take one of its biggest swings yet, with the new FX series The Weekly, which debuts in June. Each half-hour episode of The Weekly will focus on a…

While some of digital media’s biggest stars and flashiest names make big cuts to make their businesses profitable, others are weathering change just fine. The difference? They’ve always focused on sustainable growth and profitability. Venture-backed companies typically made three key mistakes, according to these publishers. First, and most importantly, they grew costs before revenue. Second,… Continue reading »

The post ‘They Raised Too Much Money’: Digital Media Heads Reflect On Layoffs At Peer Companies appeared first on AdExchanger.