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Etsy seeks to return to its roots with human-centric campaign

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Audiences love originals. Why aren’t streamers greenlighting more of them?

When FX’s Shōgun premiered in February, it was described as a limited series. But the show, an adaptation of the

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Paramount and Skydance agree to merger, ending months of speculation

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The most effective ads so far in 2024: report

What do Cîroc, Buffalo Wild Wings, and FanDuel have in common? They’re all apparently great TV advertisers.The three brands ran

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The untapped market worth billions: women’s sports merch

There’s a gaping hole in the women’s sports marketplace.Viewership and sponsor interest have been on the rise for US women’s

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The executive leading MassMutual’s charge into women’s sports

Jennifer Halloran sits at the intersection of two industries that are both largely male-dominated: finance and sports.As CMO and head

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Coworking with Haidi Kelly

Each week, we spotlight Marketing Brew readers in our Coworking series. If you’d like to be featured, introduce yourself here.Haidi

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Why marketers aren’t cookie-free yet

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Why some ad agencies are choosing unconventional names

What’s in an agency name? Usually, three guys’ last names, alphabet soup, or a word with all the vowels removed.

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Period-care brands face unique restrictions online. Nadya Okamoto wants to change that

Menstrual products are a normal part of health routines for half the population. But online and in advertising, they remain