Jan. 24 - Marketers, Big Tech unify to stop funding 'harmful' content | Banana Republic's Black History Month campaign

Campaign Trail: The US Census Bureau urges America to take action with 1,000 ads; Banana Republic celebrates artistic visionaries in campaign for Black History Month; Aerie expands 'real' role model push with social contest, 8 new ambassadors; Super Bowl LIV: Tracking every ad for 2020's big game View online | Sign up | Forward

Marketing Dive's Top News Daily edition | Jan.​ 24,​ 2020 BROUGHT TO YOU BY — Marketing Dive Brand Studio Deliver More Relevant Customer Service Improve customer retention and loyalty through empowered service by arming your team with the data to not only mitigate customer concerns, but anticipate their needs. Learn more in our webinar. Marketers unify to stop flow of ad revenue to 'harmful' content Even with the backing of some of the world's biggest marketers, including P&G, Mars and PepsiCo, GARM's goals might not be realized in the near future. Column Campaign Trail: The US Census Bureau urges America to take action with 1,000 ads The creative, developed by agency VMLY&R, spans 13 languages, a dozen partners and focuses on multicultural outreach to urge participation in the 2020 census. Banana Republic celebrates artistic visionaries in campaign for Black History Month The "Color-Full" campaign is the first to come out of Gap Inc.'s Color Proud Council, which attempts to bring a range of voices to its teams and productions. Aerie expands 'real' role model push with social contest, 8 new ambassadors This year, a social media contest will dish out $400,000 in grants to 20 women to make positive changes in their local communities. UPDATED Super Bowl LIV: Tracking every ad for 2020's big game Tide returns to the game after a 2019 hiatus, while Sabra and Squarespace tease their star-studded spots. Read more news What We're Reading CNBC Why Planters killed off Mr. Peanut Ad Age Chase names a new CMO Ad Exchanger Randall Rothenberg: The Cookie's Death Heralds A Better Future For The Web The Wall Street Journal Kotex Decides Women's Blood Is Red, Not Blue Suggest a story we should read From Our Library Webinar - on demand Leveraging Collaboration to Enhance Business Performance By Brand Studio View all resources Dive Into a Topic Marketing Tech Creative Social Media Video Analytics Executive News Mobile Share Marketing Dive with others and get rewarded. You've referred 0 readers. To become an official Dive Insider, just successfully refer 10 contacts to Marketing Dive. Here's your link to share: https://www.marketingdive.com/signup/insiders/?signup_referred_by=5b0544e291d15c374412ca76

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