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The Partnership for Responsible Addressable Media (PRAM) is taking a consumer-centric approach to developing privacy safeguards.

In this session, Bill Tucker, Stu Ingis, and Dennis Buchheim, discussed the latest from PRAM (Partnership for Responsible Addressable Media), an organization whose mission is to develop privacy-preserving principles for the industry.

Bill Tucker, Stu Ingis, and Dennis Buchheim, discussed the latest from PRAM (Partnership for Responsible Addressable Media), an organization whose mission is to develop privacy-preserving principles for the industry.

Last year, Google announced its plan to end support for third-party tracking cookies in its browser by 2022. Apple already blocks third-party cookies in its browser by default. What impact will this have on advertisers? Will recent identity changes from Google complicate digital advertising further? In this session, we'll dive into cookies, why they're going away, and what might replace them.

In this report, Innovid examines the shift in viewership from linear to connected TV.

How can a shift to Agile Learning empower a brand to make better data-driven decisions in real time? Join Analytic Partners in conversation with Colgate-Palmolive to find out how they worked together to evolve a holistic measurement program capable of delivering the actionable insights brands need for success in a time of disruption.

How can a shift to Agile Learning empower a brand to make better data-driven decisions in real time? Join Analytic Partners in conversation with Colgate-Palmolive to find out how they worked together to evolve a holistic measurement program capable of delivering the actionable insights brands need for success in a time of disruption.

The Joint Policy Committee represents advertisers and advertising agencies who have authorized them to collectively bargain on their behalf with SAG-AFTRA. In this session, we'll hear an update on schedule and process for the next SAG-AFTRA Commercials Contract, the new influencer contract and waiver, and additional updates.

Diving into unfamiliar lines of business can be challenging for an established brand -- particularly when that line of business has traditionally been a competitor to the Brand’s core product line. For the Postal Service, digital marking channels were long perceived as a threat to Direct Mail advertising. Developing digital channels was viewed as antithetical to mail itself by both the Postal Service and customers who relied primarily on Direct Mail as a marketing channel. With the development of the Postal Service’s Informed Delivery feature, metrics for success had to be carefully selected – and shared – to resonate with concepts of success for existing products. This talk will discuss establishing existing measures for success and the evolution of those metrics to be in line with expectations for new products.

Diving into unfamiliar lines of business can be challenging for an established brand -- particularly when that line of business has traditionally been a competitor to the Brand’s core product line. For the Postal Service, digital marking channels were long perceived as a threat to Direct Mail advertising. Developing digital channels was viewed as antithetical to mail itself by both the Postal Service and customers who relied primarily on Direct Mail as a marketing channel. With the development of the Postal Service’s Informed Delivery feature, metrics for success had to be carefully selected – and shared – to resonate with concepts of success for existing products. This talk will discuss establishing existing measures for success and the evolution of those metrics to be in line with expectations for new products.

This panel discussion featured the biggest brands and the brightest minds as they shared their thoughts on the future of the industry and highlights of their plans for 2021 and beyond.

If a company finds itself subject to unwanted attention, due to consumers using their products irresponsibly, it’s important for brands to reinforce instruction for use, express empathy for any victims and try to help resolve the issue at hand.

Because today’s consumers want authentic and relatable messaging tailored to them, leveraging dynamic, data-driven creatives in your marketing strategy is a must.

Clubhouse, an invitation-only audio-chat networking app available only on iOS, is taking social media by storm. Since its launch in April 2020, Clubhouse has amassed a $1 billion valuation (on no revenue) and more than 2 million weekly active users. In this session, R3's Co-Founder and Principal, Greg Paull, will share how Clubhouse has combined key social platform trends to create the app for the next generation. Greg will also discuss the growth potential for the app, what this means for marketers, and how it stacks up against competitors like TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram.

The pandemic has had a devastating effect on the country’s health, economy, and psychological well-being. It’s also contributed to a severe lack of trust in major institutions, according to Edelman’s 2021 Trust Barometer. As the U.S. starts to recover from the virus, people are looking to companies to fix problems the government can’t.

Reaching your audience is one thing but how does a marketer inspire? Connecting the dots between various audiences, your brand, and their daily lives, to have it all come together requires special social storytelling that touches on life moments. Maximizing these opportunities involves agency and brand partnerships that work cohesively together. In this session, hear from digital and social media experts, Jeff Pearson, and Splenda's Matt Thompson, as they speak to the strategies behind creating successful brand social development and execution to make your life a bit "sweeter".

Adelaide’s latest playbook covers technical and regulatory challenges to identity created by the consumer privacy movement.

To attain efficient growth impact, marketers seek to connect with multicultural segments in relevant and accurate ways that don’t perpetuate negative or false stereotypes.

In this case study, the Georgetown University School of Continuing Studies used an out-of-home (OOH) campaign to promote the School, the flexibility of its program formats, and the convenience of its downtown location for students that prefer on-campus classes.

In this webinar, learn about seven distinct audience segments and the marketing messages most likely to resonate with them today and into the future.