Twitter And LinkedIn Are Expanding Their Ad Offerings [THE BRIEF]

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Yesterday LinkedIn announced its ad business is growing. The platform just launched a Sponsored Updates feature that appears in members' newsfeeds both on desktops and mobile devices. Brands will share business content, from presentations to video features, with LinkedIn members.

Twitter is now allowing all national advertisers to use "Twitter Amplify," a TV ad targeting product. Twitter announced the beta release of the program in May, and it was tested by brands including Samsung, Jaguar, and Adidas. All saw positive results.

Digiday looks at ad sellers behaving badly

Jet Blue manager of corporate communication Morgan Johnston discusses how the airline does social media. "We weren't just going to throw everything out there and we weren't going to treat (social) like the lowest-common denominator in advertising," he told AdExchanger.

Jingle singer extraordinaire Page Morton Black died at 97. She sang the Chock Full o'Nuts song.

Here's the memo Ogilvy sent out informing staff that it won the E*Trade account.

Hasbro is launching a global media agency review. It worked with Initiative for two years.

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• VW Turned A Beetle Into An Underwater 'Flying' Shark Cage For Shark Week
• Dunkin' Donuts Releases A Special Donut To Celebrate The Royal Baby
• Chevy Made An Ad About Female Truckers That Every Driver Should Love
• Wall Street Is Punishing Adtech Players For Their Delusional Thinking About Money
• People Are Way More Likely To Click On This One Type Of Facebook Ad
• San Francisco Might Ban Planes With Ad Banners
• Facebook Q2: Zuckerberg Delays $1 Million Video Ads That Will Kill TV
• Britain Is Using The Royal Baby To Convince Tourists To Come Visit