July 21 - Kia gears up blockbuster film | Back-to-school advertising plummets
Back-to-school advertising activity drops 50% from last year, study says; Offensive brands are exiting stage left. What took so long?; Kind deploys birds, drones, hot air balloons to send out new frozen bars; Walmart, McDonald's quietly pause ads on Facebook amid boycott, study says
Hollywood-inspired "The Features Film" debuts as summer blockbusters are on hiatus due to the pandemic and suggests a return to more normal advertising.
The more valuable the brand equity, the greater the temptation to preserve longstanding labels such as Aunt Jemima, Uncle Ben's and Eskimo Pie, decade after decade, writes CBX's Gregg S. Lipman.
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