Apple's Clever iPhone Ad Keeps Beating the Privacy Drum

Over the years, Apple's presence at the annual Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas could be best described as "non-existent." Why on earth would the brand need to spend gobs of money (not that they're hurting here by any stretch) to talk about their latest and greatest, when all they have to do is...

Not coming through? Click here to view in browser March 25, 2019 Morning Digest What marketers need to know today Apple Keeps Beating the Privacy Drum in Relatable, Clever iPhone Ad With $6 Rides, L.A. Rideshare Program Helps Under-Served Promoted Content by Neustar Marketing Has An Identity Crisis And It's Keeping You From Being Truly Customer Centric CVS Is Partnering With Brands Like Medterra to Sell CBD Products in Stores Google Mulls Third-Party Ad-Targeting Restrictions ADP Says it Cares Why You Go to Work Every Day, and Has a New Brand Identity to Prove It

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