While some people may have fantasized about working from home before the pandemic started, the reality has sometimes proved to be different–with weak Wi-Fi signals, slow equipment and noisy, cramped work spaces. But the everyday hero of HP’s new campaign has not given up on a WFH utopia. In the brand’s quirky ad by AKQA…
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Inmar Doubles Down On Retail Media With The Acquisition Of Aki Technologies
Inmar Intelligence is adding mobile to its cart. On Thursday, the retailer-focused tech and data platform acquired mobile ad platform Aki Technologies to take advantage of the high-growth retail media category. Aaron Kechley, Inmar’s GM of media and SVP of strategy, declined to share a deal price. But he did elaborate on the rationale behind… Continue reading »
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A Year After Anti-Semitic Comments, Two Hosts Have New Talk Shows
Nick Cannon’s new talk show premiered this week, and Charlamagne Tha God’s new show premiered earlier this month.
Soon Your Google Searches Can Combine Text and Images
With the help of AI, you’ll be able to take a picture of a shirt, then ask Google to find socks with the same pattern.
The Monkey In Your Pocket
iPhone users dramatically underestimate the time they spend on the device, and how often they use it — but actual data shows use is often compulsive.
IPG Debuts Kii, a New Interoperable Ad Targeting Tool
Industry giant IPG has unveiled the holding group’s new identity solution, Kinesso Intelligent Identity, or Kii, an offering it hopes will alleviate clients’ concerns over ad targeting capabilities in an increasingly privacy-compliant world. Pronounced “key,” the offering uses proprietary technology from IPG’s data services arm Kinesso to help soften the expected loss of customer insight…
Local TV Ad Revenues To Hit $21B In 2022
BIA says over-the-air local TV will grow 28% to $19.3 billion, with digital up 11% to $1.7 billion vs. 2021 — $15.1 billion and $1.53 billion, respectively.