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How AI is changing political advertising

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The official judgmental map of Cannes Lions 2026

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How US soccer clubs and leagues are scoring more fan data

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6 Brands That Cheered for the New York Knicks’ Historic NBA Championship Win

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KFC debuts a new look and menu strategy

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The Weekend With Rene Matić

The youngest Turner Prize nominee to date, artist Rene Matić’s work spans photography, film and sculpture, often weaving through themes of identity, nationality and belonging, as well as feminism and queerness. The artist has just been awarded the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize for their project As Opposed to The

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Bose is building an entertainment company

Bose Studios launched last month. But the music company’s entertainment division is the culmination of a strategic shift that has been years in the making. It already accounts for one-third to 40% of the brand’s marketing, CMO Jim Mollica told Digiday at the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity last week.

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What the Lego x Olivia Rodrigo collaboration teaches designers

Lego has launched a five-set collection built around Olivia Rodrigo; the first time the company has dedicated multiple sets to a single musician. The range, launching globally on 1 August, includes a vinyl display, a guitar-shaped storage case, a concert moon scene, a dual acoustic-and-electric guitar build, and a personalised

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Fox News and MS NOW Share the Spoils

This is TVNewser’s basic cable network ranker and cable news report for the week of June 22, 2026. Fox News and MS NOW concluded the week with some positive momentum as they recorded individual wins in total viewers during total day and the Adults 25-54 demo during total day, respectively.

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FREE! The email subject line rules that don’t hold up!

Email marketers have spent years following the same advice: use power words, personalize subject lines, avoid ALL CAPS, and keep punctuation to a minimum. A new study suggests some of those rules may be hurting performance instead of helping it. Researchers at the University of Helsinki analyzed 31,812 marketing email

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