From Hollywood to Advertising’s A-List

Some years ago, it was hard to fathom a Hollywood actor doing more than standing in front of a camera for ads. Sure, it was easy money but, over time as the digital landscape continued to evolve, content in all forms continued (and continues) to fragment. While for some, it may be a daunting proposition...

Not coming through? Click here to view in browser May 07, 2019 Morning Digest What marketers need to know today Presented by Why Stars Like Carrie Brownstein and Zach Braff Are Jumping From Hollywood to Advertising's A-List Who Said Print Was Dead? What's Behind the Proliferation of New Titles Promoted Content by Deloitte Digital Purposeful, Human-Centric Experiences Have These 3 Things In Common How Wiffle Ball Has Endured Without Advertising, Licensing or Product Placement Mixed-ish Is an Important Perspective, but It Wasn't the Spinoff Audiences Wanted Don't Look Now, But 'Influencer' is Finally an Official Word in the English Language How Anomaly's Diversity and Engagement Lead Jezz Chung Created Her Ideal Job

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