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Of dinosaurs and meteors: 2 different (and contentious) models of technology adoption
January 18, 2020
1 min
Boy, did I kick a hornet’s nest. A couple of weeks ago, I shared an article from MIT[...]

How AI is Transforming the Entertainment Industry
January 13, 2020
0 min
Nowadays, the entertainment industry is changing drastically because of the advent of artificial intelligence. AI technology has[...]

Transitioning from Marketing to Martech in 2020? Try Shoshin
January 13, 2020
0 min
Digital marketing is now a staple for any company, regardless of how many years they have spent[...]

IBM Advertising Accelerator Taps AI To Predict, Rather Than React
January 13, 2020
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Technology’s development typically outpaces regulations, but earlier this week at CES 2020 Ajit Pai, chairman of the[...]

Why a decline in social media use is pushing programmatic into new channels
January 13, 2020
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As consumers spend less and less time on social media platforms such as Facebook, programmatic advertising is[...]

The Demographic Make-Up of Online Media Audiences: 3 Surprising Takeaways
January 13, 2020
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American adults are spending more time than ever with media. Yet as media channels proliferate, it has[...]
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