Contact tracers get in touch with people who may have come into contact with Covid-19. In the case of the Spanish speaking US immigrant population, answering questions truthfully may put livelihoods at risk.
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The Future of Live Music – Where To Next?
The famous and much-loved British festival season should be in full swing by now but let’s not be completely negative. As an industry known for its energy and enthusiasm, we have no choice but to look forward and start exploring where we can go next.
Data Proof: Why Slashing Marketing Budgets Is A Bad Idea Right Now
There are many things to think about as we not only prepare for a return to business but also face the prospect of a prolonged recession on the near horizon.
US Brand & Marketing Study: Responding to Black Lives Matter
71% of Americans think brands have a role in responding to the issue of police violence.
COVID Crucible: 10 Reasons OOH Creative Stands Out in Crisis
Around the globe, out of home media stands out in the COVID crisis by making history and helping us fight the threat, stay in touch, mourn those lost, and express thanks to heroes.
11 Tips For Working From Home
If you are one of those who have been impacted and have seen their world stay firmly fixed in place here is your solution: 11 tips for working from home.
Think for Yourself: Mindfully Manage Focus
You may not realize it, but you’ve lost your mind. We all have. In fact, we lose our minds all the time, often several times a day.
AWChat: Chris Hirst – CEO at Havas Creative
In today’s Twitter chat, we welcome Chris Hirst, Global CEO at Havas Creative to discuss his book, No Bullsh*t Leadership, and much more! Here’s a recap of the entire chat in case you missed it.
How Travel Brands Can Get Back on Their Feet Post Covid-19
As travel restrictions begin to lift, we’ve been talking to marketers from brands including Virgin Atlantic, Eurotunnel, and National Express about how they’ve navigated and harnessed change in the face of adversity – sensitively and creatively.
Telling a Compelling Story with Marketing Data
2020 has so far proven to be an anomaly, with COVID-19’s impact eliminating any chance of market predictability — even with an 18% increase in e-commerce sales so far.