As Peacock Turns 2, the Streamer Looks to Fly Even Higher

Laura Molen wasn’t a part of the meetings where Peacock officially got its name. However, the NBCUniversal president of advertising and partnerships knows the moniker “rose to the top” during focus groups, as the company searched for the title of its fledgling streamer.. “It seemed obvious to everyone that that was the perfect name,” Molen…

Pinterest Poaches Nadine Zylstra From YouTube

Global head of YouTube Originals Nadine Zylstra is joining Pinterest in the newly created role of head of programming and originals. Zylstra will join the company’s global content and creators team, reporting to chief content officer Malik Ducard and tasked with building strategy and driving execution for the platform’s originals content efforts, including driving innovation…

GLAAD Releases 2nd Annual Social Media Safety Index

GLAAD released its second annual Social Media Safety Index Wednesday, and none of the five platforms it analyzed–Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Twitter or YouTube–received a passing grade. GLAAD president and CEO Sarah Kate Ellis wrote in the introduction to the report, “The evolution of social media has significantly shifted the way that people relate to LGBTQ…

Instacart Names Laura Jones CMO

Laura Jones can check off a number of items from her marketing shopping list in just one year at Instacart. Now, she can add another item: she’s being promoted from head of marketing to CMO of the app-based grocery courier. A former global marketing strategist at Uber, Google, Visa and elsewhere, Jones has been credited…

Summertime Posters Celebrate Underexposed Black British Talent

To promote the positive representation of Black British creatives, a poster campaign is featuring a series of portraits of cultural contributors and activists to build their profiles. The campaign from Underexposed Arts, an organization that celebrates and promotes positive representation of Black British and Dual Heritage African/Caribbean people, sees the first series of portraits released…

How MLB's new CMO is pitching to rookie fans—and what to expect at the All-Star Game

Karin Timpone joins the Marketer’s Brief podcast to discuss the game plan to meet the next generation of baseball fans, including big events like this month’s All-Star Game.

Old Fabric Rolls Do a Delicate Dance in Playful Ad for Longchamp’s Sustainable Bags

Longchamp’s “It is not a bag. It is Le Pliage” summer 2021 campaign from creative agency Fred & Farid Los Angeles and Studio Sander Plug became the French accessory brand’s most successful campaign to date. Now they’re hoping to build on that success with two new spots using the same tagline. “Replay” employs the same…

Loyalty Programs Are the Strong Foundation of Customer Engagement

There was a time when growth was all about how many people you could coax through your brand’s front door. Today, the smart money focuses on retention–or what you’re doing to keep customers engaged once they’re in the building, so to speak, and to keep them coming back. Loyalty programs are proven retention workhorses, but…

Throwing Fits for Men’s Fashion

On their bro-friendly podcast, James Harris and Lawrence Schlossman start with men’s wear before talking … and talking … about whatever else comes up.

Lululemon exec on turning brand insights into storytelling

Deb Hyun, Lululemon’s senior VP of global brand management, talks about taking creative risks in recent campaigns.

Bloom Aims to Support Marketers in the Workplace by Demystifying Menopause

In an effort to demystify and destigmatize menopause to marketing and communications businesses, Bloom–the British organization to support and encourage women working in communications–will set out its “Menofesto.” Bloom, which operates with the mission to ensure that every woman is given equal opportunities in the communications industry, has published research to better understand the impact…

These Surreal Ads From an AI Art Director Could Offer a Glimpse Into the Future

Could a robot do your job? If you asked any creative this question, the answer would most likely be a firm “no.” But a new experiment in artificial intelligence (AI) art direction has delivered some striking and thought-provoking results that might make some think twice. The “Ad Intelligence” project has reimagined ads for 10 iconic…

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Emmy 2022 Snubs and Surprises: ‘Yellowstone,’ ‘Reservation Dogs’ and More

TV’s highest-rated show (that isn’t football) was left out of the drama field, while Anthony Anderson and Sterling K. Brown were cold-shouldered in their shows’ final seasons.

Why Elon Musk Can’t Back Out of Buying Twitter, According to Twitter

Here are some of the company’s main legal arguments.

Cut+Run Welcomes Brian Stanley As Executive Producer, San Francisco

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Stanley previously produced projects for Venables Bell & Partners, Heat, Pereira O’Dell, Goodby Silverstein & Partners, and Muhtayzik Hof

Apple Ends Consulting Agreement With Jony Ive, Its Former Design Leader

Three years after promising to work “long into the future” with the man behind its candy-colored computers, Apple and Mr. Ive are through.

Twitter sues Elon Musk to force $44 billion takeover to proceed

The merger agreement includes a specific performance provision that allows Twitter to force Musk to consummate the deal.

Twitter Taps Rebecca Hahn as Global VP of Communications

Rebecca Hahn is leaving Bird for the bird application, joining Twitter as global vice president of communications. Hahn boasts more than two decades of integrated communications and marketing experience, most recently serving as chief communications officer at e-mobility company Bird, where, as one of its early employees, she built its brand and marketing, community and…

Twitter Sues Musk After He Tries Backing Out of $44 Billion Deal

The question of whether Elon Musk must buy Twitter, as he agreed to do in April, is headed to a court in Delaware.