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IAB updates AI disclosure recommendations as legislation evolves Original

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By Kristina Monllos Verified
| Marketing Brew Verified
The Wild West of AI use in advertising is getting some more suggested clarity, courtesy of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB). The IAB today released an update to its “AI Transparency and Disclosure Framework,” which accounts for regulation changes in New York, California, South Korea, and the European Union requiring disclosures of certain AI use in advertising.
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Inside BetterHelp’s ‘repeatable, scalable’ comments-section social strategy

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By Kristina Monllos Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
Screenshots via BetterHelp Sometimes all it takes is one comment to make a change. That could be taken as a grand statement about life, but here, it's a literal one: After posting a comment on a video that went viral last year, BetterHelp's marketing team has doubled down on the comment section as a growth strategy.
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Inside Genesis Motor America’s brand film about Marilyn Monroe Original

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By Kristina Monllos Verified
| Marketing Brew Verified
Maggie Gyllenhaal’s new short film, Flesh Impact, is set to premiere at the Venice Film Festival this September, and early headlines about the 17-minute project, which stars Dakota Johnson and Ellen Burstyn depicting Marilyn Monroe at different ages, make it seem like a buzzy look at the star the world can’t seem to get enough of. It’s also something else: A brand film.
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