Jameson Fleming@JamesonFlemingjameson.fleming@adweek.comJameson Fleming is Adweek's chief of staff, focusing on newsletters, audience development and editing the Trending section of Adweek magazine. He previously served as Adweek's 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. First Things First Ikea’s Holiday Rap; Grading Facebook’s Wordmark: Monday’s First Things First Plus, why Little Caesers picked McKinney. First Things First Tour Arby’s Steakhouse; Mariah Carey’s Christmas Spot: Friday’s First Things First Plus, more insights from Brandweek. First Things First Papa John’s Leadership Change; Latest From Brandweek: Thursday’s First Things First Plus, see the winners of Adweek's Constellation awards. First Things First Remembering Gert Boyle; Latest Insights From Brandweek: Wednesday’s First Things First Plus, how influencers interact with Gen Z and millennials. First Things First Adweek’s Grand Brand Genius; John Legend Explains Chrissy Teigen’s Creativity: Tuesday’s First Things First Plus, Facebook has a new corporate logo. First Things First Why Chrissy Teigen Is a Visionary; Meet the Rest of Our Brand Genius Class: Monday’s First Things First Plus, a brilliant Christmas spot to start the season. First Things First Forget Halloween, It’s Time for Christmas Ads; Can Anyone Topple Google?: Friday’s First Things First Plus, what life is really like as an indy agency. Leadership & Talent For Halloween, We Asked Marketers What Spooks Them About the Industry Many fear how quickly the ad business is changing. First Things First The Best of Halloween Marketing; Apple’s OOH AirPod Ads: Thursday’s First Things First Plus, streaming chaos is about to begin. First Things First Brands React to Chance the Rapper; Boeing’s Non-Apology Ad: Wednesday’s First Things First Plus, the ad industry struggles with Brexit.123…9Next »