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Starting today, advertisers of all sizes will be able to create full screen video ads in less than two minutes using just a web browser, thanks to a slick new creative tool called Snapchat Publisher.
To read more about the Snap Publisher tool, click here.
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The web is littered with videos that play automatically that nobody asked for.According to the web video tech company JW Player, 65% of video plays that happen via Chrome browsers start automatically, without a person clicking on a play button.
Forget about millennials — experts are now going after marketing to Generation Z.According to Mic, as march steadily toward middle age and obsolescence, an increasing number of teen-run consulting firms have sprung up over the past year to teach Olds what’s cool.
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