Walker Agency

post-gazette | April 05, 2020

When hugs and kisses just won’t do, we can all take comfort in relaxed car loan payments? It’s a brave new world out there amid the COVID-19 pandemic, and advertisers are learning that what looked like a slam dunk winner since well, forever might now be cringeworthy. The giant Pennsylvania chocolate maker quickly suspended its “Heartwarming the World” ad. That nice 94-year-old man distributing candy bars looks like a coronavirus threat to himself and the community. &ldquo...

Ad Networks

Plymouth Rock | July 20, 2022

Plymouth Rock Assurance today announced the official launch of its latest multi-channel ad campaign titled, “The Bostonians.” Assembling a cast of characters from across the Boston sports world, the new creative positions Plymouth Rock as the go-to insurance provider for Boston sports fans. “Plymouth Rock was founded with the idea to offer more than just insurance to our policyholders,” said Ethan Tarby, Chief Marketing Officer, Plymouth Rock ...

Ad Tech and Martech

GlobeNewswire | January 11, 2024

In the wake of Google's phase out of third-party cookies starting in January 2024, Inuvo, Inc. (NYSE American: INUV), a leading provider of marketing technology, powered by artificial intelligence (AI) that serves brands and agencies, has announced its continued commitment to a cookieless future with its IntentKey AI, outlining the ways its technology can already work around Google’s changes. IntentKey, powered by a large language model, creates cookieless audience mod...

floridapolitics | January 27, 2020

Proposed legislation that would allow transportation network companies like Uber and Lyft to begin placing digital advertising boards on top of vehicles is slated for its first committee hearing this week. A similar bill in the Senate (SB 1352) heads to its first committee Monday. The House Transportation and Infrastructure Subcommittee will hear Rep. Bob Rommel‘s bill Tuesday at noon. While the bill would affect companies like Uber and Lyft by allowing them to incorporate advertising into...