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Brands, media agencies decide to outsource content creation as it becomes more difficult

Digiday

While creating content is essential for the business, more agencies are outsourcing their content needs as the work becomes more challenging. Content creation agency Verblio surveyed more than 400 content marketers across agencies, freelance and in-house to get insights on the state of digital content in 2022.

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How agencies are using AI to innovate for clients and work faster

Digiday

Agencies are getting savvier at using artificial intelligence as data comes into greater focus as marketing and information technology are becoming more entwined. AI can help automate some of those processes, from creative to segmentation and potentially help agencies optimize their ad spend by cutting down on tedious tasks. “I

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Babel Street Appoints New Executive Vice President of Sales and Senior Vice President of Marketing

Martech Series

The Navy Seal veteran has extensive experience facilitating the sales of data management technology, information technology services, and business development strategies within the Defense and Intelligence communities. Marketing Technology News: MarTech Interview with Anatoly Sharifulin, CEO at AppFollow.

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How agencies adapt as bots evolve

Digiday

While media agencies find bot content concerning, some say it won’t become a higher priority until both platforms and advertisers sound the alarm. “We simply need to try to keep an eye on it,” said Drew Himmelreich, senior analyst at digital agency Barbarian. of the content posted to Twitter in the U.S.,

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IoT and Smart Technology: CPSC Wants to Connect with Stakeholders about Connected Products

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The CPSC has previously voiced concern about (or, at least the need to evaluate) the harms IoT technology and smart products may cause to consumers. Additionally, many organizations and government agencies (FTC, NIST, state agencies, and others) are discussing their own polices when it comes to connected devices and smart technology.