Aug. 5 - Kraft pushes Mac & Cheese as pandemic breakfast | Ad stakeholders race to replace cookies, mobile IDs
Ad stakeholders race to form new digital media standards as old ones face 'Tower of Babel' moment; How the coronavirus altered DTC's relationship with brick and mortar; Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller steps back; Gillette Venus, Cottonelle help players customize Nintendo's 'Animal Crossing'
As bedrock tools like cookies enter their final days, major advertisers, agencies and publishers have created a group focused on safeguarding both personalization and user privacy.
As e-commerce became increasingly competitive, digitally native brands opened stores. But the pandemic forced brands to pause on plans and seek alternatives.
Both brands debuted digital content that gives players more ways to design their avatars and virtual homes in a game that surged in popularity during pandemic lockdowns.
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