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Can Military Influencers Ethically Use Their Status to Sell Services?

PRSay

Beauty giant Estee Lauder spent 75 percent of its digital marketing budget in 2019 working with influencers. He calls on the Department of Defense to clarify the policies surrounding influencer marketing. He points to federal ethics regulations as the guidelines that prohibit military influencer marketing.

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Appetite remains for agency acquisitions across UK and Europe

Wadds Inc.

A positive outlook and new found resilience underpins the UK and EU marketing communications marketplace, with acquisition opportunities for businesses offering strong propositions and sought-after capabilities. Paul Winterflood How is the UK market performing right now? We are bullish about the market for the medium term.

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Hyundai “Message To Space” TV Spot – Marketing Masterpiece or Brilliant Illusion?

MaccaPR

The piece quoted NASA spokeswoman Jennifer Knotts as insisting that no NASA employees (including any astronauts) actually appeared in the Hyundai video. space agency, NASA, was shot by a South Korean marketing team with a French production designer for a Korean car brand with music by the Austrian Radio Symphony Orchestra.

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How PR and corporate communications can use animated gifs

Stuart Bruce

For consumer PR and marketing it’s not hard to imagine how you can use these gifs, but corporate PR, public affairs and corporate communications professionals often find it harder to to see how animated gifs will benefit them. They are meant to be popular with the mythical millennials and are often used to express an emotion.