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Jennimai Nguyen

Jennimai is a reporter at Marketing Brew covering social media and entertainment. Previously, Jennimai worked as an entertainment reporter at The News Movement and a tech and digital culture reporter at Mashable.

American Express screening of Netflix's "F1: The Academy"
Sports Marketing

How American Express is capitalizing on Netflix’s new F1 Academy docuseries

An exec said she hopes “F1: The Academy” amplifies the drivers while increasing brand consideration.

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Social & Influencers

Should brands use AI in social media?

The allure of taking advantage of a moment like the ChatGPT-generated-action-figure trend is too strong, and all of a sudden, it seems the hottest (and quickest) thing a social media manager can do is get in on the AI buzz—but should it be?

Megan Thee Stallion eats a bowl of ramen noodles.
Brand Strategy

Airbnb adds additional booking options, taking aim at the hotel experience

The short-term rental company wants to leave the house with you via two new booking options.

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TV & Streaming

What’s old is new again: Warner Bros. Discovery reintroduces HBO Max and offers advertisers access to nostalgic IP

“The good news is I have a drawer full of stationary from the last time around,” HBO CEO and chair Casey Bloys joked at the company’s annual upfront presentation.

Donna Speciale stands on stage in front of a screen that says "The heart of Hispanic connection."
TV & Streaming

TelevisaUnivision aims to win over Hispanic audiences even more with sports, music, and shortform

At the company’s upfronts presentation, execs announced new live events and an increased investment in short-form video.

Three images of Snapchat's interface, featuring the chat feed, an open message, and a video message still from Dillian the Celebrity.
Social & Influencers

It goes down in the DMs: Snap leans into messaging ads and live events at NewFronts

The social media company is opening up its chat feed to advertisers for the first time.

Rows of glasses with a 'dupe' tag attached on a few.
Brand Strategy

Dupe culture is more resonant than ever—and brands are leaning in

Brands are aiming to balance messages of cost-effectiveness and quality, but many are opting out of using the word “dupe” itself.

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Ad Tech & Programmatic

T-Mobile touts ‘better’ data—not big data—at NewFronts

The telecom’s advertising arm presented a suite of data-backed and AI-powered solutions for OOH and digital advertising.

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Social & Influencers

The brands and marketing campaigns that won Webby Awards this year

Fenty Beauty, Nike, Rare Beauty, and Powerade were among the brands that took home awards for their campaigns and technology use.

A photo collage featuring a bottle of Califia oat milk, a bar of Tony's Chocolate, and a plant in soil, set against abstract background shapes.
Brand Strategy

Amid environmental rollbacks, some mission-driven CPG brands are staying the course

Tony’s Chocolonely and Califia Farms are balancing the political climate with consumer sentiment, according to executives.