Month: April 2023

The Senator’s optimistic conservatism may stand out in the 2024 Republican presidential primaries.

Neither the company nor the Florida governor should want an extended brawl over sex ed for third-graders.

Two weeks ago, transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney announced a limited partnership with Bud Light. To commemorate March Madness and her “day 365 of womanhood,” Mulvaney encouraged consumers to celebrate the tournament with the beer brand while brandishing cans with her face on them. The subsequent transphobic outroar on social media–which can be summarized by a…

Revolving Door Roundup is an ongoing series tracking moves at agencies around the world. While the series has been part of AgencySpy for the past few years, we’re taking our weekly roundups to the Adweek site. Thursdays highlight acquisitions, client wins, product and agency launches and other news, while Fridays review hires, promotions and other…

Consumers want to listen to audio content on their own schedule, the company notes.

Montana lawmakers advanced a bill that would prohibit internet service providers and app stores from offering TikTok to users in the state.

Highloop allows brands to build exclusive communities by releasing collectibles that reward customer engagement experiences like attending events, purchasing products, and participating in brand
activations, the company says.

Arkansas this week became the second state to require social media platforms to block teens.