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Lowe's helps 'American Idol' singers build home stages for season finale; WSJ: Google could be hit with DOJ antitrust suit as early as this summer; Nintendo only brand to rank in top 10 for online, offline marketing; Chrome to block resource-depleting ads
After years of hijacking each other's campaigns and snarky social media posts, marketers in the category will need to find new tones and tactics as coronavirus upends their business model.
While the tech giant's advertising tech is a point of emphasis, it isn't alone in the antitrust spotlight, as Facebook's acquisition of Giphy last week is already raising some alarm among lawmakers.
The video game giant rose one slot to No. 2 for having a "talkworthy" online campaign, while its Nintendo Switch console ranked No. 9 for offline brand sharing.
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