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For America250, brands are taking a unifying—and decidedly unpolitical—approach Original

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By Kristina Monllos Verified
| Marketing Brew Verified
Some brands are as American as apple pie—and they’ve been hyping as much ahead of America’s 250th anniversary this year. Brands Anheuser-Busch, Mountain Dew, and John Deere have looked to connect their legacy to American history in campaigns leading up to July Fourth. Others, like Coca-Cola and Chevrolet, have opted for messages that showcase the wide-ranging landscape of the country.
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‘Sex is back’: Why Brooklinen went from double entendre to ads that are ‘overt’ Original

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By Kristina Monllos Verified
| Marketing Brew Verified
There’s a lot that goes on in the bedroom that’s not appropriate for your typical bedding advertisement. That’s probably why most ads in the category opt for imagery of clean lines, fluffed sheets, and perfectly tufted beds. Brooklinen’s new ads, which reintroduce the company’s Luxe Sateen bedding product, are taking the opposite approach.
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New York now requires disclosure of AI performers in ads. How will that change transparency in advertising?

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By Kristina Monllos Verified
| Marketing Brew Verified
It’s disclosure day. And no, we’re not talking about the new Steven Spielberg movie out later this week. We’re talking about the new legislation in New York State, S.8420-A/A.8887-B, that went into effect Tuesday and requires advertisers to disclose the use of “synthetic performers,” aka performers viewers might think are real people, but are actually AI generated.
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