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The future of AI isn't set - we're shaping it together. As leaders, we can help our teams by building a culture of curiosity and experimentation. Excited to share my thoughts on how AI is transforming marketing & creativity in a piece with @FortuneMagazine fortune.com/2024/06/12/googl…
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What happened when Google's President of EMEA @MattBrittin met YouTuber @airrack to talk #CreativityxAI ✨ on #GoogleBeach at #CannesLions2023... 🤩 👇
When Matt Brittin met Airrack at Cannes Lions 2023
I think the #CoronationConcert was programmed by women my age and I’m happy about that. #takethat
Laura Smith-Roberts retweeted
Today, we’re sharing a few new ways we’re applying our advancements in AI to make search:
✅ More intuitive
✅ More visual
✅ More natural
Read on...
#googlelivefromparis
blog.google/products/search/…
Laura Smith-Roberts retweeted
Multisearch is now live globally! Try out this new way to search with images and text at the same time. 🤯
So if you see something you like, but want it in a different style, colour or fit, just snap or upload a photo with Lens then add text to find it. 🔎
#googlelivefromparis
Multisearch is live globally!
A more intuitive way to search.
Laura Smith-Roberts retweeted
Rowing ahead of the tide with Google's EMEA chief @MattBrittin buff.ly/3PjgH6U
Laura Smith-Roberts retweeted
.@dwheld speaks with @MattBrittin, President of @Google EMEA, on brand safety, more inclusive advertising & how to address the climate emergency.
Watch or listen to the #CannesLions special of the #BetterMarketing Pod🎙️: bit.ly/WFApod17 youtu.be/fmhX3JR4FLw
Laura Smith-Roberts retweeted
What dark times we live in where courts enact more legislation against a woman’s body than automatic rifles.
Laura Smith-Roberts retweeted
WFA at #CannesLions: David Wheldon @dwheld speaks with @MattBrittin, President of @Google EMEA, about sustainability, DEI, brand safety & data for WFA's #BetterMarketing Podcast from the beach.
📹 Highlights & videos from Cannes out next week, stay tuned!
Laura Smith-Roberts retweeted
If marketing isn't accessible to everyone, it will never be fully inclusive. Proud that @google has become the first accessibility partner at @cannes_lions. See how we're making creativity more accessible. #CannesLions2022 @LorraineTwohill @MattBrittin blog.google/inside-google/co…
Laura Smith-Roberts retweeted
.@Google anuncia e implementa en el Festival de Cannes Lions 2022 su ampliación del kit de herramientas de marketing inclusivo All In para un marketing responsable con las personas con diversidad funcional. marketinginsiderreview.com/g…
#MktInsider #marketing #marketinginclusivo
Laura Smith-Roberts retweeted
Off to a hot start at #CannesLions2022! honored to join @krliu_advocate @MattBrittin on our Google Beach to announce our partnership with @Cannes_Lions as their first Accessibility Partner & our new Accessibility Marketing Playbook on google.com/all-in
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Did you know that Google prohibits advertisers from selecting an audience based on sensitive information such as health information, religious belief and sexual interests? A 🧵
Laura Smith-Roberts retweeted
“No victim is perfect. No victim should have to be. After all, if a man cannot be considered abusive towards an imperfect woman, then just how perfect does a woman need to be before it becomes wrong to beat her?”
Always read @MoiraDonegan: theguardian.com/commentisfre…
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Get to know the new Topics API for Privacy Sandbox - a future proposal for interest-based advertising on the web that will give people more transparency and control and more privacy protection:
blog.google/products/chrome/…
Laura Smith-Roberts retweeted
One key word is missing from today's FT story: Privacy
People and regulators want a more private and secure web. Everyone needs to adapt to it. We've proposed ideas to help build it while supporting a thriving ad-funded open web. privacysandbox.com/
FT: Google is facing a fresh complaint from Germany’s largest publishers and advertisers, which are demanding that the EU intervene over the search giant’s plan to stop the use of third-party cookies.
ft.com/content/eccf5514-8b83…














