Dec. 14, 2020 | Today's news and insights for marketing leaders Starring comedian King Bach, the push spoofs pandemic-spurred trends like virtual parties and cocktail hours on videoconferencing services such as Zoom. | While Dubsmash will continue to operate separately, Reddit will integrate the app's video-creation tools into its own platform. | Six-second ads can be as effective as 15-second ones in helping brands raise awareness and lift brand preference, search intent and purchase intent. | Find out why you may be losing 20-30% in revenue, and how to stop it. | UPDATED The Bodega Boys hosts bring levity to a regional marketing effort that still recognizes the personal and economic loss impacting the city at the end of a brutal year. | Opinion In a new phase of capitalism, companies will adjust their marketing techniques to provide both economic and societal value, writes Steven van Belleghem. | Collaborations with Amazon and Walmart foretell the future of mobile video, the digital media company says. | As mobile usage surged this year, the biggest winners were TikTok and remote collaboration apps that became de facto tools of people working from home. | From Our Library Webinar - on demand By studioID | Webinar - on demand By studioID | Webinar - on demand By studioID | View all resources What We're Reading Ad Age | The Wall Street Journal | Adweek | Dive Into a Topic |
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