MARKETING & ADVERTISING
The Brave New World of Advertising
This Super Bowl Sunday magazine examines emerging weapons and tactics in battle to conquer consumers' hearts, minds and disposable income.
It'll Take More Than 15 Seconds to Rebuild Virality
Five months after India's ban on TikTok, a slew of global and homegrown pretenders are struggling to enthuse viral stars and advertisers.
Why Marketers Are Embracing Influencers of Color
As companies recognize the power of the African American dollar, they’re seeking out Black influencers like never before.
How an Ex-Linebacker Is Trying to Reinvent Social Media for Athletes
Former Nebraska linebacker Blake Lawrence launched a platform to link advertisers to athletes’ social media accounts.
Facebook’s Ban on Political Ads Could Backfire on the Left
Big Tech’s response to scrutiny could have unintended consequences for Democrats.
The Startup Setting Out to Restore Barbie's Missing Bits
Enrique and Inés Diaz-Rato are the minds behind the Neudies, disembodied genital dolls that are causing a stir.
What Millennials Want From Their Personal Finances
Financial firms are cracking the code to appeal to a wary generation.
How Mattress Reviews Could Stop You From Getting a Good Night's Sleep
Hidden relationships between mattress firms and online review sites put access to honest opinions to bed.
Why Americans Are Refusing to Pick Up the Phone
Robocalls are rising sharply in the U.
The Food That Built America
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
This Hockey Streaming Star Gets Sponsored Like a Player
Andrew “Nasher” Telfer’s live video games and trick shot videos have made him a star — and brands want in.
Skateboarding's Super Agent Helps Clients Soar as Brands Too
Yulin Olliver is a super agent in the world of female skateboarders.
