May 12 - How Yum's tech deals could impact marketing | Burger King adds AR game to kids' meals
Burger King urges kids to guard virtual eggs in new AR game; Ad executives start warming up to in-person events, survey finds; Inside BBDO's plan to boost underrepresented creators in ad world; NFTs pose real marketing value that may outlive current mania
Compared to earlier this year, U.S. advertising executives are more positive about the idea of attending, sponsoring or creating in-person events, though not until later this year.
Charmin, Taco Bell and Pringles are among the brands using the nascent tech to sell virtual collectibles, authenticate products via QR codes and offer digital passes to events.
The end of third-party cookies is an opportunity to do away with the uses of cookies that have fomented some of the worst damage on the internet, writes Nishant Desai of Xaxis.
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