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Privacy Protections Spur Companies to Collect Personal Info on Consumers, Build Profiles

PRSay

New privacy protections from tech giants and governments threaten to staunch the flow of user data that companies have long relied on to target consumers with online ads, The Wall Street Journal reports. Over the summer, Miller High Life ran an online contest for consumers to win a branded patio set with a bar, stools and neon signs.

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Why does the marketing media continue to ignore Gen X’ers (and focus on Millennials)?

Communications Conversations

of the workforce by 2025. Your generation shares more, consumes more and is more digitally savvy than any other generation. And, more importantly, I’m tired of hearing about it from the media–specifically, the MARKETING MEDIA. After all, why is there so much marketing focus on the Millennials (ages 18-33, roughly).

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Here Comes Generation Alpha: What PR Pros Need to Know About the World’s Next Age Group

PRSay

Born between 2010 and 2025 to millennial and Gen Z parents, the Alpha Generation’s first members are beginning to emerge as consumers as they enter middle school. Marketing to Alphas. Appealing to this generation’s mindset of uncertainty and flexibility will help marketers generate more relevant messages.

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What next for Amazon and its executive communications?

PR in High Definition

It’s expected to be running on 100% renewable energy by 2025. This green trend will likely continue at Amazon; it doesn’t really have a choice though, considering how consumers are increasingly demanding companies improve their environmental credentials. It created a $2bn climate innovation fund last year, for starters.

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What Shadow Banking Means for Your Financial Services PR Program

Shift Communications

However, since the financial crash of 2008 and the coinciding rise of AWS, iPhones, and frictionless services, non-banks are finding creative ways to fill financial needs for both consumers and businesses across the country in a phenomenon known as shadow banking.

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