Data-Labor-Technology

Growing up in Chicago, Isabelle Kyrk loved eating fruitcake during the holidays. Her family would order one from the Trappist monks at Gethsemani Abbey, who’d bake a cake of mixed fruit and raisins and nuts, dunk it in Kentucky bourbon and ship it off. Kyrk and her five siblings savored every bite. “It was delicious,”…
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Over the past year or two, you may have noticed that most of the major social media sites, like Facebook and Twitter, have been promoting new features and products that revolve around livestreaming. This is a good way for the social media companies to drive revenue and engage more with users, and there’s now more…
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Over the past year or two, you may have noticed that most of the major social media sites, like Facebook and Twitter, have been promoting new features and products that revolve around livestreaming. This is a good way for the social media companies to drive revenue and engage more with users, and there’s now more…
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Over the past year or two, you may have noticed that most of the major social media sites, like Facebook and Twitter, have been promoting new features and products that revolve around livestreaming. This is a good way for the social media companies to drive revenue and engage more with users, and there’s now more…
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Over the past year or two, you may have noticed that most of the major social media sites, like Facebook and Twitter, have been promoting new features and products that revolve around livestreaming. This is a good way for the social media companies to drive revenue and engage more with users, and there’s now more…
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To the surprise of no one, Bud Light is extending its popular “Dilly Dilly” ads into a Super Bowl campaign with what it’s calling a “trilogy” of new commercials, beginning with one called “Wizard” that Adweek can reveal exclusively today. The “Dilly Dilly” catchphrase, introduced as a kind of toast in an amusing, medieval-themed Wieden…
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To the surprise of no one, Bud Light is extending its popular “Dilly Dilly” ads into a Super Bowl campaign with what it’s calling a “trilogy” of new commercials, beginning with one called “Wizard” that Adweek can reveal exclusively today. The “Dilly Dilly” catchphrase, introduced as a kind of toast in an amusing, medieval-themed Wieden…
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To the surprise of no one, Bud Light is extending its popular “Dilly Dilly” ads into a Super Bowl campaign with what it’s calling a “trilogy” of new commercials, beginning with one called “Wizard” that Adweek can reveal exclusively today. The “Dilly Dilly” catchphrase, introduced as a kind of toast in an amusing, medieval-themed Wieden…
[Read More …]

To the surprise of no one, Bud Light is extending its popular “Dilly Dilly” ads into a Super Bowl campaign with what it’s calling a “trilogy” of new commercials, beginning with one called “Wizard” that Adweek can reveal exclusively today. The “Dilly Dilly” catchphrase, introduced as a kind of toast in an amusing, medieval-themed Wieden…
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There are many benefits to marketing your products in-person, including face-to-face interactions with customers, tours and live events. But historically, the internet has had one big benefit over in-person experiences. Online, customer behaviors can be easily tracked using a variety of software. Fortunately, technology has begun to connect the online and offline worlds. But while…
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