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It’s time to shut down digital marketing teams for good
The news that the Co-op Bank has disbanded ‘digital marketing’ should come as no surprise. For several years senior marketers have been wearily signalling that the need to maintain a digital marketing team separate from the rest of the marketing group was disappearing. And the ultimate manifestation of that realignment, the…
Read More »4 Ways to Make Marketing More Meaningful
Warhol called it “Business Art.” A novel concept at the time: The idea that not only could art and business co-exist, but that there would be an inevitable inflection point. Warhol said, “Business art is the step that comes after art.” In the post sell-out universe of 2019, the tension…
Read More »New evidence to regulators: IAB documents reveal that it knew that real-time bidding would be “incompatible with consent under GDPR”.
Further new evidence drawn from sample bid requests in Google and IAB’s own documentation reveals the personal data in bid requests. Dublin and London, Wednesday, 19 February 2019 Privacy watchdogs in the UK and in Ireland today received evidence of the data crisis at the heart of the online…
Read More »Awesome cyber security facts 2019
As people are leaning more and more towards the digital world, cybercrime is becoming an issue that cannot be ignored. Although many individuals and businesses are doing all they can to prevent such attacks, a big risk of them still persists. There are various types of attacks that could occur…
Read More »Hundreds Of Android Apps Found To Serve Invisible Ads
A massive mobile ad-fraud operation, involving hundreds of malware-laden Android apps, has been uncovered by Oracle. The scheme, “DrainerBot,” involved serving ads that were invisible to users, but that burned through their data allotments and depleted their batteries. The affected apps — including popular ones like “Perfect365” and “Draw Clash…
Read More »Keep in Touch: Experiential Marketing Best Practices
Omnichannel marketing uses the latest technology to reach the right consumers on devices they already utilize to look things up and make purchases. If eyes are glued to mobile screens or work computers most of the day, what does in real life (IRL) mean? Today, experiential marketing supplies any IRL…
Read More »The alternative to your dying local paper is written by one person, a robot, and you
Perhaps you’ve read that the future of media is in peril. But that’s probably overstating the case. A few big, national publishers, like the New York Times, are doing fine, via some combination of a successful business model and/or a billionaire owner. But local media outlets — the ones that are…
Read More »How government should approach tech giants, and how we should use their services
In new book, Roger McNamee offers ideas on how to solve the big problems created by Big Tech Roger McNamee, a longtime tech investor and one of the early backers of Facebook Inc., was a very early voice warning about privacy and data collection problems on the world’s largest social…
Read More »Amazon to capture 47% of all U.S. online sales in 2019
Walmart, which overtook Apple last year to become the third largest U.S. e-tailer, is pulling farther ahead of the tech giant. But it has a long ways to go to catch up with leader Amazon. Walmart’s e-commerce sales will grow nearly 33% this year to $27.81 billion, according to eMarketer,…
Read More »12 Types Of Data That Businesses Need To Protect
As is obvious from seemingly incessant news reports of data breaches, businesses often do not adequately protect all of the information that they should be securing. In fact, in November 2015 the Office of the Director of National Intelligence estimated that espionage predicated through hacking costs businesses in the United States $400 billion per…
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