Events 4 days ago The One Club for Creativity has released the schedule and theme for its Virtual Creative Week 2021, and it will focus on a global audience, with content for and by [.] And it s also looking to foster a more sustainable agriculture via its Sunshine for All efforts. April 8, 2021 But it did spark reflections on what s gained and lost by spending another year socially distant from the Croisette. April 6, 2021 P&G’s Marc Pritchard and the U.N.’s Maher Nasser discuss the current state of sustainability and DEI. March 5, 2021 Google s market-leading browser Chrome, which is used by more than 60% of web users, has chosen not to support alternate identifiers that help marketers target customers.
Connected TV 3 days ago Kantar and Ipsos have been named as partners on the project, with the solution to be unveiled mid-April. Competitors like Roku and Amazon Fire TV are recognizing the value of scale for their content channels. March 5, 2021 Amazon s Prime Video is working with Amazon’s transportation unit to ensure customers across the country know Coming 2 America arrives today.
Retailing The announcement comes months after the retailer started a pilot test with Cruise. 5 days ago The deal kicked off with a stream from model Hailey Bieber s stylist, Maeve Reilly, in which she browsed Zappos site and shared her recommendations. April 8, 2021 The program is currently available at select stores in three states Iowa, Oklahoma and Pennsylvania and will expand to Minnesota, North Carolina and Tennessee later this month.
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