Month: March 2021

The traditional ad value exchange — trading free, ad-supported content for consumer attention — is no longer good enough, concludes a new IAB/PwC report being released today.

What image enters your head when you think of the “perfect” woman? It was that simple question–and all the biases baked into our understanding of womanhood through years of societal training and expectations–that inspired personal care brand Billie’s International Women’s Day campaign. Top line Partnering with unconscious bias expert Gail Tolstoi-Miller and director Quinn Wilson,…

Facebook, Amazon, and Google ads are blanketing inside-the-Beltway newsletters in a bid to rehab their tarnished reputations.

OWN would appear to have another hit on its hands with the new drama “Delilah” premiering this week on Tuesday.

Agency alleges AT&T released smartphone sales data to select analysts in effort to avoid missing a consensus revenue estimate for a third consecutive quarter. AT&T denies the charges.

Companies pledged money and support for people of color. But some say they still face a hostile work environment for speaking out or simply doing their jobs.

2020 may go down as one of the most news-breaking years in the existence of digital publishing.

“A (Too) Short History,” the latest spot in Facebook’s “It’s Time” public affairs campaign, is a study in contrasts, serving up a blitz of images depicting how the internet has changed in the past 25 years, while bemoaning the fact that internet regulations in the U.S. have not been updated once during that time period….