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Cracker Barrel Hires New CMO

Jennifer Tate is the new CMO of the Cracker Barrel Old Country Store. So reports the Nashville Post.

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How Burger King Singapore is Handling the Pandemic

To survive during the pandemic, Burger King Singapore has invested in digital media and on take-out services. So reports The Drum.

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Agency Droga5 Slashes 7% of Staff

Droga5 announced that it is laying off about 40 people, or about 7% of its U.S. staff. So reports Marketing Dive.

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Deloitte Promotes Matt McGrath to Global CMO

Deloitte has promoted Matt McGrath, its Asia Pacific and Australia CMO, to global CMO. McGrath will assume the role beginning September 1, 2020, and will succeed Diana O’Brien, who is retiring. So reports Campaign US.

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NBA’s Marketing Challenge: No Asterisk on Season, Champs

Like much of the country, the National Basketball Association (NBA) shut down in early March due to the coronavirus. Since then, the league has opened back up inside a “bubble” designed to keep players and staff safe while finishing the season.

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Facebook CMO Antonia Lucio Stepping Down

Facebook CMO Antonio Lucio is stepping away from his role at Facebook to focus on “diversity, inclusion and equity.” So reports Marketing Week.

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The Importance of Visual Commerce Amid Pandemic

Visual commerce is often overlooked by marketers. But, it shouldn’t be. That’s according to MarTech Today.

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Why Marketers Should Pay More Attention to Reddit

Reddit can be used as a leading market indicator because vocal consumers air out their unfiltered views about sports teams or anything that they are passionate about. So reports The Drum.

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TikTok Faces US Ban Amid Trump Exec Order

TikTok, an app owned by Chinese company Bytedance and used by many influencers, claims it has never intercepted, nor has any plans of collecting, private data from it US users. So reports Unilad.

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Employees Worry Facebook Isn't Addressing Political Disinformation

Some 2,900 Facebook employees asked CEO Mark Zuckerberg to address at a company-wide meeting what Facebook would do if Donald Trump used the social media platform to undermine the results of the November 2020 Presidential election. So reports BuzzFeed.

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