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Amazon Expands Advertising Options in CTV, Fresh Stores and Twitch

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Amazon unveiled a slate of new advertising products and capabilities at its unBoxed conference, touting its ongoing mission to “make marketers’ lives easier” and help them adapt to the changes taking place in digital marketing (read: deprecation of the cookie and ongoing privacy regulation). . “We

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Google Agrees to Pay Record $391.5 Million, Adjust Data Collection Policies in 40-State Privacy Settlement

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The article reportedly found that while Location History is off unless a user turns on the setting, Web & App Activity is automatically on when users set up a Google account, including any Android phone. Make key information about location tracking unavoidable for users (i.e., not hidden); and. Indiana and Texas.

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Cooler Screens Sues Walgreens for Ending Smart Door Agreement

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In-store digital media startup Cooler Screens is suing Walgreens , previously one of the highest-profile adopters of its technology, which integrates smart screens onto cooler doors to power in-store advertising. Lipsman is a major proponent of in-store retail media and also worked briefly at Cooler Screens in 2021.

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New Zealand case against Bunnings’ pricing dismissed

Inside Retail

Bunnings Managing Director Mike Schneider said the business welcomes the decision, and that providing its New Zealand customers with value is at the heart of what it does. “This case stemmed from Mitre 10 filing a complaint with the NZCC and relates to advertising in the market in 2014 to 2016.

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Analysis: Why Abercrombie & Fitch’s turnaround has not been cancelled

Inside Retail

At the time, it described itself as “the essence of privilege and casual luxury”, with a product offer focused on ‘all-American’ premium casualwear. Other flagships followed as far afield as Tokyo, Milan, Paris, Madrid and Singapore – although advertising in the latter market quickly fell foul of guidelines on decency.

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How Hue’s Nicole Clay is making the beauty industry more inclusive

Inside Retail

The global market for Black haircare products was estimated at around $9.56 For example, according to data collected by management consulting company McKinsey & Company, while 11 per cent of all beauty consumers in the US are Black, Black-owned brands account for only 2.5 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow to $15.34

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Don’t be Fooled, Meta isn’t Abandoning Social Commerce — and Here’s Why

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That’s a lot of money to walk away from, and Meta isn’t, especially as it (like everyone else) is being hit hard by declines in digital advertising spend. Source: Insider Intelligence But while spending has been stifled due to economic uncertainty, it’s not all gone — so where are advertisers shifting their dollars?