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How marketers can reconcile the consumption conundrum
An overview of WFA’s outreach on the European Commission’s green claims initiative.
In this session, WFA members discussed GDPR compliance with Facebook.
Marketing procurement can play a huge part in delivering a more diverse range of suppliers for brands and driving meaningful change. Laura Forcetti, Global Lead on Marketing Sourcing at the WFA, says the key is to take a human approach rather than purely rely on certifications and metrics.
Overview of the Responsible Advertising and Children (RAC) Programme meeting held remotely on 18 November 2020.
Meeting overview, presentations and briefings from WFA’s Policy Action Group (PAG) meeting on 17 November 2020.
Esta sesión abordará algunas de las últimas leyes y mejores prácticas con respecto al uso de datos, presentando las últimas novedades a nivel mundial con especial énfasis en la nueva ley brasileña de protección de datos
A report on the potential harms of AI powered advertising, and thoughts on redesigning the system.
¿Qué pueden hacer las marcas para intensificar sus esfuerzos de diversidad e inclusión?
WFA Global Diversity Ambassador Jerry Daykin highlights the importance for brands to embrace D&I at HAA’s virtual Breakfast Session
A briefing session on China’s new draft Personal Information Protection Law.
Founding members include Advertising Business Group (ABG), Dubai Lynx, Etihad Aviation Group, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, Omnicom Media Group, Snap Inc. and Unilever
Brand responses to Covid win big at AEA Effectiveness Awards in Madrid
P&G Canada’s Judi Hoffman to chair ACA’s new working group
Overview of the special Digital Governance Exchange (DGX) session on competition and digital advertising held remotely on 30 October, 2020.
David Wheldon speaks to Karmarama’s Jon Wilkins and Contagious’ Paul Kemp-Robertson
David Wheldon speaks to WFA’s Global Diversity Ambassadors, Belinda Smith and Jerry Daykin
Please note that GARM was discontinued on August 8 2024. See more here.
The new agreement on harmful content in the digital space achieved within the Global Alliance for Responsible Media highlights the need for action from brands as well as platforms. It’s not simple, however, and our five industry experts describe the next steps for brands, ranging from ensuring that the same standards are applied to all the media partners they invest with, through to an emphasis on ensuring brand safety efforts do not lead to discrimination against certain sections of the population.
Overview of the Digital Governance Exchange (DGX) meeting held remotely on 21 October, 2020
New campaign led by ABA underpins 22 rules on responsible advertising to children in Brazil
bvA launches taskforce on Diversity & Inclusion