Justin Kerby

Garofalo’s tribute to The Simpsons 30th anniversary

The Facebook Hearing

Facebook is cutting off access to third-party data for advertising. Here's why they're making the move, and what that means for advertisers. WHY - Would this have stopped any of the issues that took place during the Cambridge Analytica scandal? No. ... Why make the move then? Facebook is trying to get as far away as it can from having to explain how data that you did not provide to Facebook is being used to target you on Facebook. So third-party data providers get the boot. WHAT IT MEANS FOR ADVERTISERS - You can still target people based on your own lists (loyalty programs, e-mail subscribers, etc.), or based on data that Facebook collects on users. To Facebook, selling this data to advertisers is more defensible. Advertisers can no longer use data collected from third-party providers, found in "Partner Categories". This isn't a precautionary or temporary move - it's permanent. At least that's how Facebook is selling it. We'll be discussing Facebook's PR crisis further on Mind Your Marketing this week. Subscribe here to catch our new episode tomorrow: apple.co/2mHq0lT

Great camerawork in this Delta spot

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I turned 30 a few weeks ago, and Thrive Global was kind enough to feature a few of my reflections from the past three decades. Many thanks to their team for publishing this one.

Would you change your name to Elvis to secure a trademark? These two did.

Okay internet, enough already. Think we might have to discuss this on the podcast this week.

This is the power of Apple's marketing machine. They made a good effort to get AirPods into influencers’ hands. (via The Ringer)

The stuff coming out of CES is mind-boggling.

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The five most talked about ads this week - be sure to watch Samsung US troll Apple in their latest spot.

We're seeing a ton of success with Facebook's new lead generation ads for our clients.

An interesting read from Vanity Fair on Mark Zuckerberg's political interests