Google, citing issues with “misinformation,” will forgo political ads from Nov. 15 to Jan. 17 from local political parties, legislative and presidential candidates. Google's decision contrasts with Facebook, which “continues to defend running paid political ads ahead of worldwide elections.”
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Jennifer Sey, brand president at Levi’s and mother of four, says she was pushed out of her job because of her COVID-19 views and her advocacy against virus-related school closures in California. So reports The New York Post.
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Written by Peter Ortiz
Women make up 50% of the country’s population and only account for about 24% of…
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Written by Karen M. Rider
It’s been called the most volatile job in the corporate leadership suite.
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Written by Karen M. Rider
Brands have frequently embraced evergreen content that is able to continually generate traffic and maintain…
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The position of chief digital officer has existed primarily among telecommunications companies, but is likely…
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Luxury fashion company Balenciaga is going to court against the production company behind its spring 2023 ad campaign, which enlisted stars from Nicole Kidman to Bella Hadid.
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Taco Bell has created a billboard that will dispense cheese…
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Church’s Chicken, which is a fast-serve restaurant chain that was…
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Yum Brands’ Pizza Hut brand, which added a new chief marketing officer in November and…
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