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  • Strong Messages for Shaky Markets: Communicating Through Tariff Turmoil

    Tariffs have always been a fact of business life, but the recent volatility presented by new trade policies has transformed them from a line item on a spreadsheet into a full-blown communications challenge.

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  • Navigating TV’s Shifting Landscape

    There is a clear path for advertisers to leverage shifting audience expectations, as well as platform capabilities, to find success in a fragmented video advertising ecosystem, maintains Bill Schild, GM of Americas for Channel Factory. What is the most effective way for advertisers to reach their audience while navigating the fragmentation between linear TV and […]

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  • EMS 2025 Opens up with Workshops, Meow Wolf and the 23rd Annual Ex Awards

    The 23rd annual Experiential Marketing Summit (EMS) launched with high-octane energy and compelling perspectives on April 14 as a global audience of more than 1,500 b-to-b and b-to-c marketers, trade show organizers, agency execs, meeting planners, event strategists, sustainability champs and technologists gathered at MGM Grand Las Vegas for a three-day huddle guided by the […]

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  • Undermining Ourselves: How Advertising Keeps Getting Standards Wrong

    Many well-intentioned advertising standards efforts gather digital dust. Others have even shut down in the face of lawsuits claiming insufficiently broad industry engagement. Why?  Because we mistake the release of a proposal for the achievement of standardization and create more noise than clarity.  My standards journey began with IAB’s Future of the Cookie (FotC) working […]

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  • Getting REELZ

    Scott Kohn, EVP & Head of Ad Sales At REELZ, explains how the network is evolving to meet a changing media landscape.  What’s your response to people who say linear TV is dying? Linear TV isn’t dying – it’s evolving. There’s no doubt that viewing habits have shifted, but linear remains a vital part of […]

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  • How Oatly Uses Its Packaging and Creative to Stay Original

    Swedish oat milk brand Oatly, known for its original, animated packaging and irreverent copy, is taking a wait-and-see approach, trying to “stay fresh” and largely skipping ChatGPT in an effort to avoid “watered down” content.

  • PR’s Next Evolution: AI, GEO, and the Rise of the Communications Engineer

    Kwittken believes that any PR tech should be “human-led and AI-fed, where tools enhance the ability to not only craft effective pitches, but also track media, identify relevant journalists, and predict what’s around the corner for key news topics.

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  • VideoAmp’s Vampfront Event Proves The Measurement Company Is Out For Blood

    When Executive Chairman Peter Liguori kicked off VideoAmp’s “Vampfront” presentation on Tuesday by encouraging more people to sit in front with a joke – that contrary to the popular idiom, he does bite, actually – of course I started thinking about my favorite pop culture vampires.

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  • B-to-B For Me

    In light of the recommendation era and the acceleration of AI tools, b-to-b event marketers this year are focused on taking personalization from buzzword to practice, customizing content, and making connections with attendees that speak to their business needs and the individual at every step of the journey. It’s an imperative that’s coming from the […]

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  • George Ivie: 25 Years at the MRC and Going Strong

    George Ivie is celebrating his 25th year as Executive Director and CEO of the Media Rating Council – and it’s safe to say his job hasn’t gotten easier over time. Here, Ivie shares what’s new, and what’s ahead for the MRC. The MRC has expanded its purview as the media business has evolved. What are upcoming […]

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