Category: UM in the News


In the seventh edition of a special COVID-19 series, IPG Media Lab’s “Floor 9″ media futures podcast, the lab hosts UM strategists Lin Liu (UM China and Mat Maroni (UM APAC) to discuss how the pandemic has impacted the consumer lifestyles and behaviors in their respective regions, and how it is accelerating trends that brands need to look

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Machine Learning Model Uses Advanced Analytics to Forecast Consumer Behavior across 10 Categories and 15 Countries First Report on Automotive, Insurance and Food Delivery Suggests Greater Rebound in U.S. vs U.K. across Adversely Impacted Categories NEW YORK – May 7, 2020 – UM, the global marketing and media agency network of IPG Mediabrands, today released

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Even before COVID-19 hit the world, the gig economy was blossoming within adland, but now, the freelance world could have an even bigger surge due to the pandemic. In recent weeks, holding companies, independent agencies of all sizes and brands have all gone through layoffs, furloughs and other cost-cutting measures. Campaign US asked industry experts

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In the sixth edition of a special COVID-19 series, IPG Media Lab’s “Floor 9” media futures podcast, UM Worldwide Global Chief Innovation Officer Chad Stoller chats with Shopify Head of Global Brand Marketing and Communications Amy Hufft about helping businesses “navigate the new reality,” how shopper behaviors are changing, and what businesses need to do

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In the fifth edition of a special COVID-19 series, IPG Media Lab’s “Floor 9” media futures podcast, UM Worldwide Chief Digital & Global Brand Safety Officer Joshua Lowcock speaks with The Washington Post Chief Revenue Officer Joy Robins about how COVID-19 is driving news consumption, what readers want, and how brands can work together with publishers to get their brand

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NBCUniversal’s late-comer streaming service Peacock is debuting with far less fanfare than was planned. After a soft-launch period for some Comcast subscribers, the media company had prepared a splashy national launch in July ahead of the Olympics, followed by live streams of the opening and closing ceremonies and a steady stream of original shows. All

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