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by Thom Forbes
At CES, Verizon CEO Hans] Vestberg called 5G "the fourth industrial revolution" that "changes everything." Read the whole story
MOBILE
by P.J. Bednarski
He warned against companies in the "wireless ecosystem" that "engage in behavior designed to purposefully confuse consumers... about what 5G really is." Read the whole story
BEVERAGES
by Karlene Lukovitz
Diverse teen group Now United will help launch the platform, through packaging, TV, digital and out-of-home advertising. Pepsi, Doritos and Bubly will each run … Read the whole story
BEAUTY
by Sarah Mahoney
The company unveiled a campaign called #OwningIt for Superior Preference Hair Color, starring actors Courteney Cox, Amber Heard and Julianne Moore. Read the whole story
TRANSPORTATION
by Tanya Gazdik
NHL fans are three times more likely to use the Enterprise brand three or more times per year compared to general consumers, says company. Read the whole story
HOSPITALITY
by Tanya Gazdik
A prospective hotel's social media presence is important to millennials, with 73% saying they check the company's social media feed before booking. Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Alan Hart
"A philosophy of attraction": Bonnici's thoughts on inbound marketing. Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Ray Schultz, Columnist
They expect variety and savings. And email is their favorite messaging channel, Digitas reports. Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Chuck Martin, Staff Writer
One of the ironies of CES is that most of the gadgetry being displayed is for consumers, but consumers don't attend the actual event. Read the whole story
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by Larissa Faw
Xfinity is raising awareness for its new on-demand reality show platform by converting one of Miami's most popular sports bars into one dedicated to … Read the whole story