Jameson Fleming
Jameson Fleming is the senior editor, membership, at Adweek, focusing on newsletters, audience development and other products for subscribers. He previously served as Adweek's chief of staff, news editor and associate web editor. He also oversees Adweek's Super Bowl coverage. Previously, Jameson worked for Syracuse.com as a web editor and CBSSports.com as a social media editor. He holds a broadcast journalism degree from Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Public Communications.
Can Redistributing Ad Spend Fix the Industry’s Diversity Problem?
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Experts are skeptical of the latest slew of brand promises.
Kentucky Derby Horse or Ad Agency: Can You Tell the Difference?
We've returned for our fourth year of the ad industry's favorite game.
Where Are All the Super Bowl 2021 Ads?
Sunday's Big Game has the potential for more surprises than usual.
Arizona Coyotes’ New Head of Marketing Wants to Build a Brand Beyond Hockey
Tania Moreno joins the club from PetSmart.
Trump Forces Twitter’s Hand; How TV Newsers Covered the Election: Wednesday’s First Things First
Welcome to First Things First, Adweek’s daily resource for marketers. We’ll be publishing the content to First Things First on Adweek.com each morning (like this post), but if you prefer [...]
What MLB’s Top Strategy Officer Learned About Fan Engagement During a Fan-less Season
The MLB focused on building a digital community for the two-month long sprint.
MLB Declares Its Postseason a ‘Remix’ to Celebrate Its Largest Field Ever in New Campaign
The league continues to market its young superstars in the spot
Kentucky Derby Horse or Ad Agency: Can You Tell the Difference?
We're back with the third installment of our own annual horse race.
New York Times’ Powerful Ad; Facebook cracks down on QAnon: Thursday’s First Things First
Plus, was keyword blocking actually as bad as we thought?
Inside Unilever’s Boycott Decision; How White Is Brand Leadership?: Tuesday’s First Things First
Plus, Dr. Fauci gets his own baseball card.