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Alcohol Brands Are Ditching Glass for Paper to Cut Packaging-Related Emissions

Adweek

While boxed wine may remind some drinkers of cheap juice and college parties, startup wine brand Juliet is highlighting a different attribute of the bag-in-box package: its carbon footprint. Juliet is also aiming to revamp the reputation of boxed wine and lure high-end, sustainably-minded drinkers to the category.

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Impossible Foods Hires Ad Agency Vet as First CMO as Faux Meat Category Falters

Adweek

Impossible Foods has named its first chief marketing and creative officer, advertising veteran Leslie Sims, following a few pull-no-punches interviews from the Silicon Valley startup's CEO about the failures of the alternative meat category.

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Are there exceptions to the CCPA that startups might not be aware of?

The Ad Tech Blog

Yes, there are exceptions under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) that startups might overlook. These exceptions can impact how a startup processes personal information, offering certain flexibilities within the law. These exceptions can reduce the compliance burden for startups engaged in these areas.

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Why startups need more than just press releases

Martech

When discussing public relations with startups, the misconception that PR only involves press releases frequently surfaces. Worse are the startups that believe their brands don’t need PR because they haven’t had any “bad press.” The third category — earned media — is often the most confusing or misunderstood.

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The Big Story: The Specialists Are Back

AdExchanger

How can a startup DSP grow when all the growth in the category seemingly goes to the big three: Google, Amazon and The Trade Desk? By building up a deep expertise and account roster in one particular category, where a smaller company can outcompete a much larger incumbent.

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Sincera Raises $4.2 Million Seed Round To Help Ad Tech Companies Build Better Ad Tech

AdExchanger

Sincera doesn’t fall neatly into an existing category. When the data startup – which closed its $4.2 million seed funding on Tuesday – launched in early 2022, co-founders Mike O’Sullivan and Ian Meyers would refer to their company as a “media telemetry service.”

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AI Briefing: How AI misinformation affects consumer thoughts on elections and brands

Digiday

One way is through an expanded partnership with Zefr, a brand-safety startup that tracks content across Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. Sensitive categories include AI-generated content and misinformation related to U.S. politics, climate denialism, health care and brand-specific content.

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