April 7 - Impossible Foods mimics burger ads in first national push | Molson Coors puts giant QR codes on runners
For Walmart, some pandemic-related marketing changes will endure longer than others; Molson Coors puts giant QR codes on runners to push low-calorie beer; EMarketer: Amazon's share of US digital ad market hits 10% for first time; Orbitz supports inclusive positioning with 'Travel As You Are' campaign
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Executives speaking at the MMA's Impact conference talked up strong results for experiential activations on the same day the retailer announced hiring its first chief creative officer.
With a revamped hub for inclusive travel and a national campaign, Orbitz looks to reaffirm what it says is a commitment to LGBTQ travelers that dates back to the early 2000s.
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