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Christopher Heine

Christopher Heine is a New York-based editor and writer. He was Adweek's technology editor from 2013 to 2017 and oversaw coverage of the rapidly evolving digital world.

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This ‘Clownish’ Helmet Has Come to Anchor the Innovative Bengals Brand

Super Bowl Commercials

The designer for Cincinnati's headgear gets the last laugh as they go head-to-head against the LA Rams in Super Bowl 56.

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With Beaches Packed for Labor Day, Aerial Ad Players Go Big for Their ‘Super Bowl’

Brand Marketing

Family-owned shops fly banners for Coors Light, Wawa and an anti-Trump group.

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Boxed Is Looking to Challenge Amazon and Cash In on the Ecommerce Ad Exchange Boom

Performance Marketing

The 4-year-old digital wholesaler with a few million monthly customers is introducing a real-time auction platform.

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4 Things Marketers Should Know Before Embarking on Digital Transformation

Performance Marketing

Plus, Adweek announces a new partnership with Accenture.

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Why Brands Continue to Invest in Digital Advertising, Despite the Industry’s Many Problems

Performance Marketing

Ad fraud and brand safety issues persist.

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Instagram Now Has 2 Million Advertisers Following Explosive Growth During the Last 18 Months

Performance Marketing

The mobile app's customer list has grown 900 percent since early 2016.

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7 New Digital Marketing Stats That Jump Off the Page

Performance Marketing

Google and Facebook rule, Yelp surprises and Pinterest gets granular

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Facebook Has Turned Over 3,000 Russia-Linked Ads to Congressional Intelligence Committees

Performance Marketing

And launched an unusually lengthy PR explanation.

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The Trade Desk’s New Product Helps Advertisers Reach Consumers on TV and Digital

Performance Marketing

And retarget through both channels.

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Uber Files $40 Million Lawsuit Against Fetch Media for Alleged Ad Fraud

Performance Marketing

The mobile ads company then essentially accused the ride-sharing app of being a dead beat.