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Nat Ives

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New York, NY, United States

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Past articles by Nat:

Sam Bankman-Fried Chucks the Crisis Communications Playbook

Instead of avoiding media attention, the former FTX chief has gone full-bore in trying to explain the sudden crash of the once-highflying crypto exchange. → Read More

Watch the Super Bowl Ads of 2022, From Budweiser to Uber Eats

This year’s Super Bowl ads bring the usual attempts at humor and escapism, but with arguably even more celebrities than in most years. → Read More

Optimistic Ad Campaigns Collide With Rise in Covid-19 Cases

Ad campaigns celebrating life after the worst of the Covid-19 pandemic are contrasting with rebounding infections and renewed restrictions. → Read More

Popeyes Releases Diversity Scorecard on Marketing Efforts

Fast-food chain says it will give preference to agencies that are committed to improving racial and ethnic diversity within their ranks. → Read More

Consumers Are More Likely to Use or Drop Brands Based on Racial Justice Response, Survey Finds

People have become more likely to use a new brand or stop using one because of its response to calls for racial justice, according to a new survey. → Read More

CMOs’ Time in Their Posts Continues to Grow Shorter

The tenure of chief marketing officers shrank again last year, falling to an average of 40 months from 41 in 2019, according to the latest Spencer Stuart study. → Read More

7-Eleven Taps ‘Spring Breakers’ Director Harmony Korine for $70 Million Marketing Campaign

The convenience store chain plans to spend more than $70 million this year on the campaign, more than doubling its marketing spending last year, according to a person familiar with the effort. → Read More

Marketers Plan Giveaways for Covid-19 Vaccine Recipients

As the U.S. undertakes the largest vaccination campaign in modern history, two companies are targeting the newly inoculated in what could be the start of the next phase of coronavirus marketing. → Read More

Intel Taps Justin Long, Who Played Mac in Long-Running Apple Ads, to Promote PCs

Justin Long, who for several years in the 2000s played a hipster Mac computer in Apple ads knocking PCs, has switched sides for a new digital ad campaign from Intel. → Read More

Facebook Ad Campaign Promotes Personalized Advertising

Facebook will promote the value of targeted ads to businesses and consumers in a new ad campaign. → Read More

Super Bowl LV: See the Ads Released So Far

The Super Bowl commercials marketers have released before the game this year make only a few allusions to the pandemic that upended the globe since the last National Football League Championship. → Read More

Super Bowl 2021 Commercials: See the Ads Released So Far

The Super Bowl commercials marketers have released before the game this year make only a few allusions to the pandemic that upended the globe since the last National Football League Championship. → Read More

Super Bowl 2021 Commercials: See the Ads Released So Far

The Super Bowl commercials marketers have released before the game this year make only a few allusions to the pandemic that upended the globe since the last National Football League Championship. → Read More

Uber Eats Reunites ‘Wayne’s World’ for a Super Bowl Ad

Uber Eats, the online food-delivery service owned by Uber Technologies, will run a commercial during the Super Bowl on Feb. 7. The game will also feature an ad from rival DoorDash. → Read More

Budweiser Skips Super Bowl Ad, Promises Vaccine Education Instead

Anheuser-Busch said it won’t devote a Super Bowl commercial to its flagship Budweiser beer brand this year for the first time since 1983. → Read More

Echo of Coronavirus Didn’t Keep Beer Drinkers From Corona

Corona sales have held up, despite reports early this year that the pandemic could damage a beer brand with a suddenly awkward name. → Read More

The Tricky Task of Selling Las Vegas to Tourists During Covid-19

The city’s chief marketing official talks about getting the right tone—and how it’s working. → Read More

Cameo Pitches Its Custom Celebrity Videos for Business-to-Business Marketing

Cameo, a company that helps fans hire celebrities from Snoop Dogg to Rosie O’Donnell to record custom videos for birthdays and other occasions, believes it has a new revenue opportunity: pitching its stable of actors, athletes and influencers for business-to-business sales. → Read More

Facebook CMO Antonio Lucio to Exit

Facebook Chief Marketing Officer Antonio Lucio is leaving the company, a company spokesman said. His last day on the job will be Sept. 18. → Read More

Marketers Extend Their Social-Media Scrutiny Beyond Facebook

IPG Mediabrands, a media planning-and-buying group within ad-agency giant Interpublic Group of Cos., has begun what it says will be a quarterly report comparing top social media platforms’ content policies and practices. → Read More