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CES 2021 Goes Virtual: 3 Ways to Rethink PR, Social Media and Content for Digital Events
Another major event for tech PR professionals will now be online-only: On July 28, the Consumer Technology Association announced that CES 2021 will be an all-digital experience. Organizers say they’re still planning to offer major keynotes, a product showcase, and...
We Are AI: How Insurtech Layr is Using Artificial Intelligence to build #BetterBusinessInsurance
March's WE ARE AI is in full swing! Not only have we launched a new contest to crown a new rising star in AI, but we're also rolling on with our series of Q&As with the leading voices, disruptors, and decisionmakers in AI. This time, we spoke with the team at...
Now’s the Time for AI Adopters to Start Thinking Bigger
We love AI at March. We love talking about AI, writing about it, interviewing the experts. We work with some really interesting and creative pioneers in the AI space. If we didn’t like AI as much as we do, we wouldn’t have created a whole practice around it! So given...
Introducing: WE ARE AI
WE ARE AI is about our curiosity to understand how AI works, the heated debates central to its evolution, and the impact it has on how we live and work.
From PR Daily: March Comms on how brands stay relevant post-pandemic
Brands must be ready for the post-COVID era: digitally-driven, founded on the back of innovation and better designed for our future.
WE ARE AI: Q&A with Rana el Kaliouby, CEO and Co-Founder of Affectiva, Author of Girl Decoded
We chatted about the most important issues facing AI, what we get wrong about AI, how Affectiva created the Emotion AI category and why Rana wrote Girl Decoded.
Video Closes the Distance Between Brands and Their Audience
Personal video conferencing and social media streaming app usage has risen following COVID-19. How can brands capitalize to reach their audience?
Flexible Projects to Keep Your PR, Content and Social Engines Running
During economic downturn, comms budgets are often, unfortunately, the first to go. A flexible, trusted agency partner checks your list with smaller spend.
Celebrating 8 PR Club Bell Ringer Awards
This week we tuned in to the first ever virtual PR Club Bell Ringer Awards. We're stoked to be highlighted as one of the most-winning agencies this year, with recognition across our exciting client work and innovative agency marketing. Check out the teams who made it...
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[Podcast] Making Nutrition Tech Accessible, with Sandy Purewal of Superfied
We talk to Sandy Purewal, the founder of Superfied, about affordability and accessibility in the wellness tech market, and about his goals for his new nutrition app.
Client Spotlight: Building a Content Engine to Remotely Support a Client Event
To support a client event remotely, we built a content engine that combined the efforts of on-site writers with our own content team to publish blog posts and images in near-real-time. Here’s how it worked.
Black Lives Matter
March stands in solidarity with the struggles of the Black community against systemic racism, discrimination, and violence.
Virtual Support Opens Door to Head-to-Toe Health
Digital platforms put a variety of experts at our fingertips when so important to prioritize head-to-toe health as we make plans to navigate a new normal.
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[Podcast] Book Marketing 101: Behind the Scenes of the ‘Girl Decoded’ Launch
How do you promote a bestseller? March’s Hailey Melamut covers her experience as the launch manager for Girl Decoded, the new memoirs from Affectiva CEO Rana el Kaliouby.
Making Affectiva a Thought Leader in the AI Ethics Movement
Establishing Affectiva’s leadership in the emerging AI ethics movement started with helping CEO Rana el Kaliouby hone her unique voice and building a bold-and-pointed platform for Rana to speak from.