Month: May 2019

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The Counterintuitive Truth About Tinder | DailyVee 551

The Counterintuitive Truth About Tinder | DailyVee 551
In this video, Gary gets real about the current state of online dating, stressing out about your bills, and hangs out with Casey Neistat.

What do you think about online dating?

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Kristen Bell Gets Comfortable as New Spokesperson for La-Z-Boy

Kristen Bell has come full circle with the La-Z-Boy brand. In 2017, she posted a photo of her husband, Dax Shepard, lounging in his beloved La-Z-Boy recliner smack dab in the middle of their living room. In 2019, she’s now the brand’s spokesperson under its “Live Life Comfortably” umbrella. Perhaps a future campaign will update…
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How California’s Privacy Law May Change And What That Would Mean For Marketers

The California Consumer Privacy Act is regulation in flux. A flurry of amendments to the law are now wending their way through the California State Assembly that would, if passed, either clarify certain aspects of the law or defang it – depending on whom you ask. “It’s all part of the philosophical debate between the… Continue reading »

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Facebook Is Relaxing Its Policies on Ads for Blockchain Technology and Cryptocurrency

Facebook is waiving its pre-approval requirement for ads related to blockchain technology and cryptocurrency industry news, education or events. The social network imposed a ban on “promoting financial products and services frequently associated with misleading or deceptive promotional practices, such as binary options, initial coin offerings or cryptocurrency,” last February, saying at the time that…
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Google May Have Finally Made a Truly Usable Voice Assistant

Google says it will include a new version of its speech recognition software in some new phones, potentially transforming how people accomplish tasks.
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Why Some NewFronts Presentations Shrank This Year

While some companies didn’t shy away from the NewFronts days of yore–in which A-lister after A-lister was brought out on stage (looking at you, Hulu)–other companies shifted focus this year. Many publishers seemingly tried to create a more intimate experience with potential clients in the room by booking small venues or splitting presentations to create…
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Addressable TV Breaking Through, Predicted To Hit $4.7 Billion In 2020

Kelly Abcarian, GM of advanced video advertising for Nielsen, called it “Nielsen’s new opportunity.” The company is positioned to support ad targeting and measurement, while transforming the C3 metric
to account for addressable.
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Amazon Wants To Pay ‘NYT,’ ‘BuzzFeed’ To Expand Globally

The new model would see Amazon providing publishers with money to expand reach and readership. The New York Times’ Wirecutter is gaining international subscribers rapidly, with the UK, Australia, and
Canada comprising its largest international markets.