Twitter Is Expanding the Signals It Uses to Detect Bad Behavior

In its quest to further decrease the abusive content that litters the site, Twitter said it has begun using “behavioral signals” like tweets from unconfirmed emails and people signing up for multiple accounts at once. Today, the San Francisco-based company announced updates to its algorithm that will “improve the health of the public conversation” on…

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Happy Workers' Day, 1

Happy Workers' Day, 1

International Workers’ Day celebrates workers all over the world. The designs feature Nigerian colloquial sayings that are used humorously to express seeming nonchalance, and self-motivation for relaxation.

Happy Workers' Day, 2

Happy Workers' Day, 2

International Workers’ Day celebrates workers all over the world. The designs feature Nigerian colloquial sayings that are used humorously to express seeming nonchalance, and self-motivation for relaxation.

Happy Workers' Day, 3

Happy Workers' Day, 3

International Workers’ Day celebrates workers all over the world. The designs feature Nigerian colloquial sayings that are used humorously to express seeming nonchalance, and self-motivation for relaxation.

Watch the newest ads on TV from Apple, Kleenex, PlayStation and more


Every weekday we bring you the Ad Age/iSpot Hot Spots, new TV commercials tracked by iSpot.tv, the real-time TV ad measurement company with attention and conversion analytics from more than eight million smart TVs. The ads here ran on national TV for the first time yesterday.

A few highlights: Kleenex positions its wet wipes as a must-have for “doers” (who aren’t afraid to get dirty) who want to clean up. Bacardi says that “If it’s a floor, it’s a dance floor.” And a cinematic spot for the new PlayStation game “Detroit: Become Human” (available May 25) might make you feel some feels for defiant androids.

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Report: China, despite ban, is Facebook's second-largest ad market


Nearly 10 percent of Facebook’s global revenue, or about $5 billion, comes from China, despite being banned from operating in the country, according to a new report by Pivotal research analyst Brian Wieser. This means China is the second-largest ad spender on Facebook, only behind the U.S.

Until recently, Facebook only disclosed revenue on a per-user basis. But “new disclosures allow us to see revenues by billing address for customersadvertisers, primarily, rather than usersin each of four regions and it gives us new clues about the importance of Chinese advertisers to the company,” says Wieser.

And many experts, including Wieser, believe China will increase ad spend on Facebook for the foreseeable future. This could mean that U.S.-based marketers will face increasing competition for both ad space and services or products as phone manufacturers such as Huawei, Xiaomi attempt to reach American consumers. (Powerhouse platforms such as Alibaba, TenCent and JD are also attempting to target the same people with their e-commerce platforms.)

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CONFIDENTIAL PUBLIC RELATIONS AGENCY IN NEW YORK: Account Director

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CONFIDENTIAL PUBLIC RELATIONS AGENCY IN NEW YORK:
The Account Director is expected to bring media expertise to the agency, sign and maintain new business and expand capabilities on existing account…
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Here Are CMOs’ Hottest Topics on LinkedIn So Far in 2018

In this edition of the LinkedIn Content Insights Quarterly, which covers the first quarter of 2018, we explore two areas of focus: content that caught the eye of chief marketing officers on LinkedIn, and the top content about the General Data Protection Regulation. GDPR is a hot, yet confusing, topic, so we identified the top…

Robert Downey Jr. to Host Series on AI for YouTube Red

YouTube ordered a new series on artificial intelligence that will be hosted and narrated by actor Robert Downey Jr. Google-owned YouTube Red will release the eight hour-long episodes next year. The untitled series will explore AI’s impact on how it has transformed our everyday lives. “We are excited to be in business with the smart…

Huge Bolsters Global Executive Team With New Creative, Design, Strategy, Data and Technology Leads

Today Huge announced a series of internal promotions that will reshape the IPG agency’s global leadership team. This news follows the promotion of Michael Koziol to global CEO in March. That announcement also saw the departures of agency co-founder and former global CEO Aaron Shapiro and president Patricia Korth-McDonnell, with the former moving to focus…

#Brumar: Bruna Marquezine e Neymar estrelam a primeira campanha juntos para o Dia dos Namorados da C&A

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Globosat lança plataforma multimídia que reúne estudos sobre hábitos e comportamentos do consumidor brasileiro

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Watch the newest ads on TV from Apple, Kleenex, PlayStation and more


Every weekday we bring you the Ad Age/iSpot Hot Spots, new TV commercials tracked by iSpot.tv, the real-time TV ad measurement company with attention and conversion analytics from more than eight million smart TVs. The ads here ran on national TV for the first time yesterday.

A few highlights: Kleenex positions its wet wipes as a must-have for “doers” (who aren’t afraid to get dirty) who want to clean up. Bacardi says that “If it’s a floor, it’s a dance floor.” And a cinematic spot for the new PlayStation game “Detroit: Become Human” (available May 25) might make you feel some feels for defiant androids.

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Timex: Time To Be Amazed – Breakfast Menu

Somewhere in America, a group of festival-goers end up staying in a mysterious roadside motel. Only those who wear Timex and disconnect from the digital spell of their smartphones are witness to some truly amazing things…

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Timex: Time To Be Amazed – Vacancy

Somewhere in America, a group of festival-goers end up staying in a mysterious roadside motel. Only those who wear Timex and disconnect from the digital spell of their smartphones are witness to some truly amazing things…

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Timex: Time To Be Amazed – Short Change

Somewhere in America, a group of festival-goers end up staying in a mysterious roadside motel. Only those who wear Timex and disconnect from the digital spell of their smartphones are witness to some truly amazing things…

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Timex: Time To Be Amazed – Rearview

Somewhere in America, a group of festival-goers end up staying in a mysterious roadside motel. Only those who wear Timex and disconnect from the digital spell of their smartphones are witness to some truly amazing things…

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ABC upfronts: 'Roseanne' comes to fall, TGIT persists, TGIF returns


ABC will bring its “Roseanne” reboot back in the fall, a move that should help give the alphabet network an early boost to ratings, executives said Tuesday morning ahead of their afternoon presentation to ad buyers.

“Roseanne,” which debuted in March to around 18 million viewers (not including delayed viewing), will air on Tuesday nights in the fall as a lead-in to ABC’s new comedy “The Kids Are Alright,” an ensemble show about an Irish-Catholic family in the 1970s.

Next season, “Roseanne” will move away from politics and instead focus more on family issues, Channing Dungey, president of ABC Entertainment, said during a call with press.

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