The Trump administration’s threats to Greenland, tariff policy, and deployment of ICE officials to terrorise its population could create brand concerns come this summer’s World Cup. Yet so far, it’s still business-as-usual for advertisers.
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The orchestrator ensures that each individual AI agent shares context, learns from other agents, and acts cohesively in real-time. LG Ad Solutions’ chief technology officer explains how to prepare.
The Advertising Association’s communications director and the chair of CAP and Credos speak about takeaways from their new book, ‘Trusted Advertising’, including whether advertisers are sufficiently valuing trusted media channels, and what they can do to better build trust in their brands.
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What should we learn from the Dust Bowl-era migration of farmers in 1930s America? You can only reap what you sow, says Tony Regan.
AI-accelerated, people-powered are just two of the tactics required by audio brands looking to reach the final of this summer’s FIFA World Cup, says Octave’s MD.