OKRP creates paint-inspired ice cream and Uncommon hires first creative director for user experience.
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Mattress Firm shows us a Las Vegas-like place it calls the Land of Junk Sleep as part of its continuing “Unjunk Your Sleep” campaign.
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Major League Baseball stars including Manny Machado and Ji-Man Choi help Budweiser salute “the game that unites us all.”
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Snap blames policy changes from platforms like Apple among other economic challenges to its business.
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Gap exanded where it sells Yeezy, the tie-up with Kanye West, by debuting the line within its Times Square store.
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The main feed on Facebook will now be called ‘Home.’
https://adage.com/article/digital-marketing-ad-tech-news/facebook-feeds-change-look-more-tiktok/2423946
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