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The biggest challenge for TikTok's global marketing head; Taco Bell + T-Mobile = T-MoBell.
TikTok relies on positivity, AI to create a 'happier place' for users
How the platform is beating the social media clock through quick content creation and universal relatability.
Monica Lewinsky on Instagram and Twitter's steps to combat bullying
"Change needs to happen at a faster pace than it has been," said Lewinsky.
Twitter launches ArtHouse to help brands make better content
"Our mission is simple: to help brands design Twitter-first content that moves people," said Stacy Minero, Twitter's global head of content creation.
Former Facebook marketing VP launches media company
Called :betr, the platform focuses on Gen Z health and wellness.
NYC celebrity and brand PR firm expands its operations to the Middle East
Wunderlich Kaplan Communications has opened an office in Dubai, and will also be opening a location in Saudi Arabia later this month.
Arsenal's Adidas Twitter campaign hijacked by racists is 'another user-generated own goal'
An Adidas campaign that allowed Twitter users to emblazon their handles onto images of Arsenal's new kit has been described as "another user-generated own goal" with the sportswear giant "taking their eye off the ball".
Who is behind the world's longest hot dog on Instagram?
The wiener is 1,746 posts long, and still going.
How much will Twitter's new policy affect Trump?
Are his morning tweetstorm days numbered?
Which PR agencies did the best at Cannes? Here's the 2019 medal table
Ketchum and Weber Shandwick have the biggest hauls of Lions at this year's Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity. Check out PRWeek's PR agencies medal table for 2019.
Breakfast Briefing: 5 things for PR pros to know on Monday morning
Rubenstein PR helps Dominican Republic fight negative publicity; Brands are ignoring black influencers; and other news.
Cannes slammed for placing Philip Morris on 'Good Track' while it runs cigarette campaigns in Indonesia
Philip Morris International's involvement in Cannes Lions' 'Good Track' has been criticised after it emerged the tobacco giant has launched new cigarette brands and run new ad campaigns in Indonesia and Israel.
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