People hold signs during a rally in support of the Supreme Court's ruling in favor of the Deferred ... [+] Action for Childhood ArrivalS program, in San Diego, California June 18, 2020.
Sharing her experience in a video, Idalia, whose last name has been withheld over concerns her family could be targeted by immigration enforcement authorities, describes how her family has grappled with constant uncertainty, food insecurity and obstacles accessing coronavirus testing, treatment and support during the pandemic.
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Facebook used 'false' evidence in ad campaign against iOS 14 anti-tracking measures | iMore
A new Harvard Business Review study shows Facebook numbers used in a campaign against iOS 14 anti-tracking measures were false.
The report notes a claim from Facebook in ads and its website stating that Facebook data showed "the average small business advertiser stands to see a cut of over 60% in their sales for every dollar they spend". However, the report notes this is a reference to Facebook's return on ad spend (ROAS) metric. From the report:
See celebs scale Paramount+ logo in Super Bowl campaign | Ad Age
In all, more than two dozen individual stars are represented in the multi-part marketing saga, including real-world celebrities such as Patrick Stewart, Stephen Colbert, Gayle King, DJ Khaled and "Survivor" host Jeff Probst. There are also a handful of animated characters shown making the climb, including Dora the Explorer, Spongebob Squarepants, and Beavis and Butt-Head.
And the ads' motley crew all have one thing in common: their TV shows and movies will be available on Paramount+ once it launches on March 4.
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See Robinhood do damage control in Super Bowl ad aimed at small investors - CNET
Robinhood's Super Bowl spot will take a shot at repairing the company's image as a haven for small investors.
A Super Bowl ad is a big, expensive marketing move for Robinhood as it looks to spruce up its image. The spot will give the company a chance to portray itself in a positive light to millions and millions of NFL viewers on Sunday.
Robinhood makes the smart move of kicking off the commercial with a close-up of a dog that will automatically elicit an "awww" response from many viewers. The rest of the ad follows along with everyday people at home, in their jobs and out dancing.
HR 1 ad campaign focuses on keeping Democrats in line - The Fulcrum
The uphill climb to enact HR 1, legislation that's become the democracy reform Holy Grail, won't begin for weeks. But advocates have already decided they need to buck up and provide cover to their most loyal congressional allies — Democrats in the House.
Good-government and progressive groups will start spending $1.3 million on Wednesday to press 18 lawmakers, all of whom just survived intense and expensive re-election challenges, to continue supporting the measure. They all voted for the bill when it first passed two years ago.
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Super funds launch biggest superannuation ad campaign | nestegg
In this episode of The nestegg Podcast, host Grace Ormsby is joined by Melbourne-based Reventon's Billie Christofi to talk all things finance and the impact of isolation on our hip pockets.
In stage 4 lockdown, Billie shares the importance of going back to basics when it comes to budgeting, methods to re-assess spending habits, and some of the less conventional ways people can boost their wealth at this time.
Industry Super Australia has pulled out all the stops, telling over 1 million voters what could happen if the superannuation rate is not lifted to the legislated 12 per cent.
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That's right everyone: @IndustrySuper is spending your super savings to convince you that they should take more of… https://t.co/RENXBpVvMN TimWilsonMP (from Melbourne | Authorised by T Wilson, 368 Centre Rd, Bentleigh) Thu Feb 04 06:44:50 +0000 2021
"The non-partisan @FloridaPolicy Institute study found that licensing undocumented immigrants had the potential to… https://t.co/6gB4EbZa8I FWDus Thu Feb 04 20:07:53 +0000 2021
A New Zealand ad campaign, "Do Something New," encourages locals to find new ways to look at what is right in front… https://t.co/zXCfzUrDSi nytimesworld (from New York, London, Hong Kong) Fri Feb 05 06:28:04 +0000 2021
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