Month: May 2019

Did you know that Snapchat allows you to take Snaps with a timer? When you turn on the timer, you’ll have three seconds to get into position once you tap the capture button to take a picture. Our guide will show you how this works. Note: These screenshots were captured in the Snapchat application on…

Let’s face it–2019 is not an easy time to be a marketer. As a result of both cultural and consumer shifts, brands spanning industries and categories are facing the same three business challenges: cultural tension, changing behaviors and insatiable appetites. Your brand’s values are under a microscope There’s an overwhelming trend among consumers to interact…

Selling TV shows to other competitive networks, stations and platforms is about to get complicated. This results from selling and licensing TV content. Will consumers care?

The philanthropic road is littered with the carcasses of those who thought that “disrupting” poverty would be as simple as disrupting the taxi industry.

June is Pride Month, and to that end, Adweek is introducing our first-ever Pride Month Tracker. We’ll be updating the list throughout the month as brands, agencies and organizations announce their campaigns and activities celebrating the global LGBTQ community throughout the month and beyond. If you’d like to share your Pride Month work or have…

Just past its one-year mark, Time’s Up Advertising has named its first executive director, Christena J. Pyle, a veteran of Adcolor and Omnicom who says she feels like she’s been prepping for the newly created role for more than a dozen years. Pyle, who recently served as director of Adcolor and director of diversity and…

This Sunday, The New York Times is expanding to a journalistic platform it has never tackled before: television. Each half-hour episode of the new docuseries The Weekly, which debuts Sunday at 10 p.m. ET on FX with episodes streaming on Hulu the following day, will focus on a different Times reporter and story. The 30-episode…