These 4 Mobile Ad-Tech Companies Are Banding Together on Standards for GDPR

With the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (or GDPR) looming, a handful of ad-tech companies are working together in an attempt to tackle the stringent regulations. Consider this a meeting of the doomed. AppsFlyer, mParticle, Braze and Amplitude have banded together to form the ad-tech version of the Justice League. Calling itself OpenGDPR, the…

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5 facts about religion in Saudi Arabia

Read five facts about religion in Saudi Arabia — a country that is the birthplace of Islam and, as such, holds special importance for Muslims worldwide.

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6 Ways to Leverage Programmatic in Your Brand’s Marketing Plan

Each new year brings a slew of articles filled with prognostications for marketing and advertising professionals. Few areas attract more of this future gazing than programmatic and online display advertising. These conversations, though, are too often in the abstract and lack specifics necessary for marketers to fully appreciate their importance or successfully leverage the suggestions….

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LinkedIn: Here’s How to Stop Sharing Profile Changes With Your Network

When you make job changes to your LinkedIn profile, or are celebrating a work anniversary, LinkedIn may share these updates with your network. If you want to stop the professional network from doing this, our guide will show you how to turn this option off. Note: These screenshots were captured in the LinkedIn application on…

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Why Would an Ad Create the ‘Worst Song in the World’? To Make a Pretty Relatable Point, Actually

The amusing new ad from French food-and-sundries retailer Monoprix poses a pretty basic question: Why would a young woman suffer through an impossibly bad song instead of just skipping it? There’s an answer, but you have to wait until the end. The music-video-length ad from Parisian agency Rosapark and directing team Traktor opens on the…

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Why FedEx’s Transportation of $1 Billion in Egyptian Artifacts Is Big for the Brand

FedEx has made a name for itself over the past 40 years by transporting not only everyday stuff but precious and irreplaceable cargo, like giant panda Bao Bao, a T-Rex skeleton, 90 tons of Titanic wreckage, endangered sea turtle eggs and the Vince Lombardi trophy. Even so, execs at the global company had to draw…

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How Amazon Is Putting Its Sellers in Peril

Rarely does anyone write about Amazon without including the word “giant.” Research shows that 43 percent of all online retail purchases were conducted through Amazon in 2016. Incredibly, this scary growth continues as Amazon’s net sales grew by more than $10 billion between the third quarters of 2016 and 2017. Just because something is big…

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Discovery Touts Audience Engagement In First Post-Scripps-Deal Upfront

The message for the evening was “advertising works here,” with the company touting its prowess at reaching viewers in a live environment.

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Fuse Media Starts Fuse Collab, Branded Content Studio

The company includes Fuse, a 65-million-subscriber cable network, and its FM (Fuse Music), a 40-million-subscriber network. The studio will be an in-house creative, talent and event-marketing
division.

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Senator, We Sell Ads

Mark Zuckerberg’s testimony put not just Facebook under the microscope for its business model and practices, but the entire industry — and reminded us that once those models and methods become
commercially available, it isn’t just benign commercial interests that figure out how to leverage them.

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