Still, not quite a third of those surveyed in an Oberland poll want to see brands provide employees with appropriate diversity and inclusion training.
How Did Facebook Boycotters Spend Their July Budgets?
In one report, 40% chose to spend more on paid search, while 24% increased spending on paid social platforms other than Facebook.
TikTok Tracked User Data For 15 Months, WSJ Finds
TikTok “skirted a privacy safeguard” related to Google’s Android operating system to collect unique data identifiers from millions of mobile devices — information that allowed the app to track users
online without allowing them to opt out, “The Wall Street Journal” reports.
online without allowing them to opt out, “The Wall Street Journal” reports.
Mediassociates Wins $95 Million Media Assignment From University of Phoenix
The agency is tasked with reaching an expanding audience interested in online learning options in light of the Pandemic.
LinkedIn Sells SlideShare to Scribd
LinkedIn offloaded presentation-sharing service SlideShare to ebook and audiobook platform Scribd for an undisclosed price. The professional network acquired SlideShare for $118.75 million in May 2012. Scribd will begin operating SlideShare Sept. 24, managing accounts and content, and Scribd said its general terms of use and privacy policy will apply, but the experience will not…
Adweek Radio: a Space for Women of Color
Adweek Radio is back with a new episode about space: how we share space in this time of social distancing and what kind of space will be there after the pandemic. This week we’re talking with Shaunah Margaret and Ash Ramirez, the co-founders of Women Who Create, about creating a space for women of color…
Domo Shares Its Annual Infographic Depicting Data Use in a Typical Minute on the Web
Cloud-based operating system Domo released its eighth annual Data Never Sleeps infographic Tuesday, providing a snapshot of what takes place online in an average single minute. The company said in a blog post that the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting closures of places like offices, stores, banks, gyms and restaurants led people to become more…
In Joe We Trust: The Other Guy, Not So Much
Three months after benchmarking the trust Americans imbue in Joe Biden’s presidential brand, the Democratic contender’s trust rating has moved up six percentage points, with nearly half of American
voters indicating they have confidence in him. That’s the finding of the latest edition of Brand Keys Media Trust Tracker, reflecting the views of American voters as of August. While his opponent, the
incumbent President, also moved up seven percentage points, he is still mired at less than a fifth of American voters trusting him.
voters indicating they have confidence in him. That’s the finding of the latest edition of Brand Keys Media Trust Tracker, reflecting the views of American voters as of August. While his opponent, the
incumbent President, also moved up seven percentage points, he is still mired at less than a fifth of American voters trusting him.
Facebook Expands Content Ban To Include Blackface, Jewish Stereotypes
During the second quarter, Facebook took action on 22.5 million pieces of offensive content.
Headline: As Ad Spending Falls, Savvy Marketers Turn Focus To Optimizing Cross-Platform Reach
This article is sponsored by Moat by Oracle Data Cloud. The global pandemic of 2020 has had far-reaching economic effects – with few industries spared from the need for quick adaptation. The television advertising market, for one, has already seen stay-at-home orders contribute to the first increase in traditional television viewership since 2012. Yet upfront… Continue reading »
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