Also: How the American Privacy Rights Act could end ad targeting, Walmart opens up access to its data trove, and more in this edition of Datacenter Weekly.
The move by Chick-fil-A comes as other brands have embraced putting employees in front of the camera.
The midnight drop of “The Tortured Poets Department” had some brands working into the wee hours of the morning.
Attendance soars 40% at the MMA-backed event, which featured X discussing brand safety and plenty of opportunities to network.
Challenges outside U.S. slow growth, but U.S. consumer sales remain strong, P&G says.
Workato wrote the book—literally—on how clients use automation and AI.
WNBA hits a new record thanks to Caitlin Clark and a top marketer returns to Crocs—plus, why it was a bad week for Nike and Walmart.
Johnston & Murphy unveils campaign, Accenture Song appoints new practice lead and Raw Sugar Living names first creative agency of record.
A contestant on a (faux) game show answers questions about saving money on hotel bookings in a Trivago spot.
YouTube Shorts get new targeting categories so advertisers appear next to specific audiences.
