General Motors Revamps Loyalty Program
Points can be redeemed for exclusive experiences that only GM can provide, such as trackside access at racing events and off-the-grid EV excursions.
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Points can be redeemed for exclusive experiences that only GM can provide, such as trackside access at racing events and off-the-grid EV excursions.
General Motors Revamps Loyalty Program Read More »
The ad-marketing group has been on a mission to convince advertisers that investing in legitimate news content is essential to a vibrant democracy.
Stagwell Bringing 'Future Of News' Crusade To Cannes Read More »
A Peacock series about a woman whose husband accidentally shrinks her and a Fox drama about a hitman with Alzheimer’s were the two most bizarre concepts announced at the Upfronts.
Upfronts' Weirdest Shows: 'Miniature Wife,' 'Memory Of A Killer' Read More »
In direct competition with X, Bluesky is testing a new real-time sports feature with live NBA content.
Bluesky NBA Feature Will Bring Users Directly To Live Game Content Read More »
“Pretty Hurts” is the second Lifetime movie GSK funded to teach moms how meningitis B could endanger their kids.
GSK Funds Lifetime Original Movie On Meningitis B Read More »
Ad agencies, brands and other companies can train AI models using their own data, workflows and processes without the need for a team of data scientists – opening significant potential for innovation, especially in the advertising industry.
Microsoft Develops Simple Way To Train AI Models Read More »
The Take It Down Act makes publishing the content illegal and subjects violators to mandatory restitution and criminal penalties such as prison, fine, or both.
Trump Signs Bill Making Revenge Porn Illegal, Including Deepfakes Read More »
After a six months test of a new flight departure/arrival triggers on digital airport screens, out-of-home giant JCDecaux says the new real-time programmatic ad buys are ready to take off.
Giving New Meaning To Media Flighting Read More »
For over a decade, Charter and Comcast focused on the necessary strength around other communication businesses – broadband and especially mobile – and were turned down by the FCC in 2002. Now both companies carry much less marketplace dominance, making it much a more likely scenario.
Charter/Cox Merger: The Start Of Something Big? Maybe Just A Good Play Read More »
75% of those surveyed said their plans to buy a home are now on hold and about two-thirds said they have shelved plans for now of having a child.
Poll: Americans Put 'Life Goals' On Hold Amid Economic Worries Read More »