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Data & Tech

Tech companies are churning out agentic AI tools, but agencies are still scratching their heads

Google and Shopify are among those who have recently rolled out shiny new agentic toys.


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Sports Marketing

As marketers center sports, athlete injuries can be a bigger risk—here’s how they navigate them

Focusing on an athlete’s humanity over a highlight reel is something some marketers are considering, execs tell us.


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Brand Strategy

NPR’s new brand campaign wants you to ask questions

“Our mission is to create a more informed public,” NPR’s CMO Mishka Pitter-Armand told us—one made “more urgent” amid federal funding cuts.


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Brand Marketing

Can humans and robots coexist in harmony? TD Bank thinks so

A technology-focused future isn’t one of doom and gloom in the bank’s new brand platform.


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Brand Strategy

Realism over romance: Why some brands weren’t lovey-dovey for Valentine’s Day

“In order to draft off the pop culture fun of Valentine’s Day, you can’t fake it,” one exec told us.


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Sports Marketing

Why the Cadillac F1 team is unveiling its race-car livery in a Super Bowl ad

The newest team on the F1 grid, which has been heavily emphasizing its American roots, is aiming to reach a broad audience of potential fans on Sunday.


Photo collage featuring Super Bowl ads that reference poop, including Jason Kelce standing with a shovel near a steaming mound of manure, William Shatner wearing a bandolier made of mini Raisin Bran boxes, and a can of beer from Columbia Sportswear made with bear poop
Brand Strategy

This Super Bowl, the ads are in the toilet. Literally

“People will talk about the s--t ads,” one expert said. Whether that talk will lead to long-term results is another story.

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