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This blog post showcases seven menswear brands, some new and some just new discoveries, focusing on their unique styles and offerings. via Die, Workwear!

This article profiles the Brazilian advertising industry's creative evolution, improvisational spirit, and efforts to attract top talent.

via Digiday

PSFK offers an AI-powered dashboard for trend and innovation research, providing businesses with insights and analysis across industries. via PSFK

A new report found that despite increased email volume in 2015, email open rates increased and inactive subscribers decreased.

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Google's head of creative argues that data mined from social media is unreliable on its own and advocates for combining it with "intent and behavior" data, such as search history and online shopping activity.

via Digiday.

This infographic details four ways businesses can use advertising to convince people to buy, despite shrinking attention spans and ad overload. via HubSpot.

This 2015 Digiday article explores how luxury fashion house Chanel effectively utilizes high-quality content and frequent uploads to dominate YouTube within its industry. via Digiday.

Agency rituals and jargon are playfully decoded in a blog by MRY copywriter Sam Bartos to help newcomers to the ad industry. via @Digiday

An analysis of New York City transportation data shows that Uber usage is highest among high-income residents and those with convenient access to public transit. via FiveThirtyEight

This Digiday article recaps the top marketing news of the week, including Facebook hitting one billion users and the public feud between McDonald's and Burger King over the "McWhopper".

via Digiday.

Social Media Examiner's podcast episode features Ben Parr, author of "Captivology," discussing the three stages of attention and psychological triggers marketers can utilize online.

via Social Media Examiner.

This Harvard Business Review article explores how company cultures can either help or hinder digital transformation efforts. via The source of this content is Harvard Business Review.