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Ad Tech and Martech

Omneky | September 09, 2022

Omneky, an AI-driven marketing platform, today announced that it has integrated Stability AI's Stable Diffusion into its platform this week, creating a complete AI image generation solution for advertising. Omneky is the first-to-market to offer this AI image generation capability within its platform, allowing customers to analyze, generate, approve, and manage brand assets all in one place. Computer vision and AI generative content have changed the landscape of advertising, a...

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American Advertising Federation, Clear Channel Outdoor Holdings | April 22, 2021

Mosaic Award champs will be perceived for their faithful obligation to incorporation and for giving a voice to multicultural networks. From a staggering number of entries, all champs have accepted progressed advertising methods, strategic approaches and have created various programs that help improve the main concern, yet in addition secure a pertinent part in a persistently advancing professional workplace. "Our multicultural networks are harming during an extreme year, conf...

Ad Tech and Martech

Dynata | August 01, 2022

Dynata, the world's largest first-party data platform for insights, activation and measurement, today expanded its partnership with Google as a third-party brand-lift measurement provider approved to include YouTube as part of a cross-media study. Brands and agencies now can leverage Dynata's advertising solutions to measure advertising effectiveness, optimize media spend and improve marketing ROI on YouTube by analyzing the performance of their YouTube ads compared to TV, print or any o...

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HAVEN | February 04, 2022

Super Bowl ads have always contributed to the excitement of the game and this year is no exception: nearly two-thirds (61%) of those intending to watch the event are at least as interested in the ads as in the game. This is true regardless of age, region, income or education. The one demo that influences advertising focus is gender: at 72%, women are significantly more likely than men to place as much or more focus on the ads as the game. Even so, fully half (50%) of male viewers agree that the ...