Oct. 29 - Advertisers glued to connected TV | Perrier's Kayne West-inspired costume
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Despite challenges around measurement, frequency and complexity, marketers suggest connected TV should be more than an extension of linear TV marketing budgets.
The sparkling water maker introduced a Snapchat lens inspired by a bizarre Kanye West performance, while SodaStream plays a social media prank on Nespresso.
It's a long list — and one that includes not just online and mobile shopping, but also in-store experiences and the ability to engage meaningfully with retailers on social.
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The dust-up stems from a lengthy report alleging the Chinese government had hacked into Amazon and Apple hardware via microchips, which both companies vehemently deny.
The beverage giant behind brands like Johnnie Walker gained deeper insights across 95% of its media spend with the development of a multi-touch attribution strategy.
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