Food Mondays: Pretty Cool Ice Cream.

C-K pushes ‘Love is Pretty Cool Pops’ for Pride Month.

American Lung Association combats e-cigarette use by teens on World No Tobacco Day.

The New York Times is starting a new parenting site with an eye toward subscriptions, but it faces big online competition.

Crain’s 2019 Notable Women Executives.

In-house analytics platforms help data-obsessed agencies.

Arkells rock Cramer-Krasselt.

‘It’s a complex ecosystem’: Ad-tech firms promise OTT advertisers granular measurement, but marketers say there are holes in their pitches.

C-K panel talks about “Changing the Narrative.”

The Washington Post is trying to go beyond cookie-based ad targeting and match ads to people without being ‘creepy.’

C-Ker on Communication Arts 2019 Photography Jury.

C-K adds tech guru.

Jeff Kean joins C-K as Innovative Technology Director.

2019 is expected to be another terrible year for media brands, but publishers like BuzzFeed and Refinery29 have a plan to survive.

Chad Verly. Getting There.

How McClatchy plans to pursue national advertisers’ digital budgets.

From beer to sci-fi: the many voices of Marshall Ross.

‘Struggling with the right solution to a thorny problem’: In a platform era, magazines struggle to right their ad sales structure.

Interns create “Despite the Dark” – A safe run at night platform for female runners.

Project feels: How USA Today, ESPN and The New York Times are targeting ads to mood.

3 Unlessons for Actually Doing That Creative Project Outside of Work.

Agency Brief: Football and fried rice.

Agency creative veteran Marshall Ross is about to publish his debut novel.

Cramer-Krasselt Chicago’s top creative set to publish first sci-fi novel.