Month: April 2023

California Attorney General Rob Bonta says the state’s new Age-Appropriate Design Code “serves compelling interests in protecting children from intrusive, privacy-violating practices all too common on
the internet today.”

100%-AI ad from official Republican campaign body appears to signal use of AI for even more misleading ads than in 2020 by the GOP.

How do you NOT get to Carnegie Hall, if you’re Paramount’s upfront pitch team? You practice dining, dining, dining!

Sentiment about the amount of advertising on Netflix likely is affected by people’s experience with ad-free streaming.

Lawmakers in Tennessee have passed a privacy bill that doesn’t appear to give consumers the right to reject common forms of online behavioral advertising.

Will ad buyers be tickled to hear that CTV ad fraud’s $144 million in annual losses pale in comparison to fraud in other digital environments?

An international campaign to promote the fried chicken restaurant chain Popeyes opening in France plays with its brand name using photography. Founded in 1972, Popeyes’ Louisiana-style chicken is now available at more than 3,000 restaurants in over 40 countries. The chain is serving its Fried Chicken Sandwich, which set off a fast food turf war…

Of late, there has been an influx of pet-related campaigns that focus on the bond between owner and animal in humorous and effective ways. Sheba has just released a campaign that highlights the pains allergic owners go through when taking care of their pets. Another premium pet food brand, Edgard & Cooper, outlines the need…

Edgard & Cooper co-founders Louis Chalabi and Koen Bostoen got the idea to found their premium pet food brand based on experiences with their own dogs Edgard, who suffered from bad food allergies, and Cooper, a picky eater. The solution-kibble made without the highly processed meat found in most traditional pet food-worked well for their…