Things Millennials are Killing in 2019, According to Twitter
Our annual research into what millennials are killing explores the industries, trends, and items that…
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A HISTORY OF BRANDS HACKING WIKIPEDIA
The North Face found itself in hot water when it hacked Wikipedia for its own…
Subscriptions and donations: the best way forward?
As publishers turn to subscription and donation models, Ben Barokas, Sourcepoint CEO, looks at the…
How subscription models can boost ad revenue
Top publishers experimenting with their paywall approaches are making headlines. In February, after six months…
How Hollywood changed Uber and Uber changed Hollywood
Uber is going public at an $80 billion valuation in part thanks to its brilliant…
WhatsApp ads are coming: Will advertisers start buying?
Social media marketing agencies and platforms weigh in on Facebook’s plan to further monetize its…
Being funny can make you money. Just ask Apple, IBM, and Taco Bell
Even the world’s most buttoned-up companies are incorporating yuks into their branding, and for a…
Advertising in Crisis: How the Turmoil Threatens All Media
The ad business today is far from what it once was. The traditional patterns of…
Does Your Company Need a Chief Storyteller?
From a hobby blogger to the head of storytelling at Microsoft, Steve Clayton charts his…
Quality over quantity – how content marketing lost its shine
Content marketing is in poor shape, and attempts to please everybody appeal to nobody, says Brian…