Google decided to push the date back on the death of cookies on Chrome by about a year. Instead of early 2022 signaling the phase-out of cookies, Google has moved it back to late 2023. Why the change? What does that mean for our industry? Does it affect...
LinkedIn recently got into a bit of trouble for errors in measurement in their video advertising. It sounds technical, but simply put, LinkedIn was charging advertisers for videos viewed when the consumer who supposedly viewed them, did not, or the video was not...
Business as usual is a phrase many, if not all of us long for lately. When ostensibly everything short of gas stations and grocery stores shut down, we were all caught off guard and flat footed. If you owned a business, fear was probably all that you felt. If you own...
The Sherman Act was written into law in 1890 under President Harrison. Broadly speaking, the law was enacted to allow The U.S. Department of Justice to bring suits against businesses and companies that have allegedly become monopolies within their markets. In the late...
You don’t need to be a cord cutter to have attempted to illegally stream a professional sports event. With all the various nights of network, primetime, cable televised events, you’re bound to have realized you don’t get ESPN on Spectrum or TNT on...
We’ve spoken on the blog before about how music from 30 years ago can be repackaged and rebranded in a new way for today’s user in 2020. Sure… we might be a little nerdy for even spending time to talk about Bob Seger and Mr. Bean on a digital marketing blog....
