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| Lucia Moses The swelling brand attack on Google has revealed just how conflicted everyone in the online ecosystem is when it comes to digital advertising’s problems. |
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| Tanya Dua In the past few months, a wide array of major American brands -- including Microsoft, Chevrolet, CoverGirl and Hyatt -- have prominently featured Muslim men, women and children in their marketing. And they have done so on some of the biggest stages available. |
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| Sahil Patel Headlines like "Kylie the blonde bangs bombshell" and "The Real Meanings Behind Justin's Tattoos" could one day spell trouble for Snapchat's growing list of Discover partners. |
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| Max Willens “It's really not about pushing you the content we think you want. It's pushing the content we think is of news value." |
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| Suman Bhattacharyya The Tearsheet term sheet breaks up the fintech echo chamber by decoding the industry jargon. |
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