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Biden's administration could have big advertising implications

People said they'd been bracing for layoffs as the pandemic ravaged Disney's broader business and media reports hinted that ESPN would be the next unit to face job cuts.Publicis-owned MSL is pitching its technology as the reason it can compete with marketing and communications agencies, which have historically provided better proof of performance, reports Sean Czarnecki.

The agency has acquired tools and services to prove its work had impact, monitor news and social media more efficiently, and retarget content.Read the full story here.L'Oréal is taking more of its media-buying in house, and it's another sign of the growing threat to traditional agencies McDonald's and M&M's are among fast food, candy brands spending $1.8 billion advertising to kids, increasingly via child influencers

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Use big tech to win an election. Then act like you wanna “crack down” who’s believing this garbage slap in the face to Americans?

Yeah, they’ll be way worse at advertising than Trump

Disgrace to this country and democracy.

Chill fakenews

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