Americans are becoming more accepting of COVID-19 vaccines' safety and efficacy as tech platforms and governments pursue new initiatives to fight misinformation and the nation advances in its mass vaccination effort.
Digital Marketing
Tweets about COVID-19 social distancing are linked with decreased local mobility the next day, according to a study published March 3 in Plos One.
Google will stop selling ads based on individuals’ browsing across multiple websites in 2022, David Temkin, the company's director of product management, ads privacy and trust announced in a March 3 blog post.
Retail chains including CVS Health, Walmart and Walgreens are using the data they collect from millions of customers who sign up for COVID-19 vaccines to better tailor their marketing efforts and promote their stores and services, according to a March…
Twitter has revamped its policy on COVID-19 misinformation, establishing new rules that target false claims about vaccines and lead to flagged tweets, account locks and permanent suspensions.
The widespread availability of reliable information is one of the best defenses against the spread of misinformation, especially about COVID-19, according to a Feb. 28 report from The Motley Fool.
A hospital's digital front door is an essential part of its strategy to engage patients throughout each point of their healthcare journey using technology they have already integrated into their everyday lives.
The Ad Council and the CDC teamed up Feb. 25 to launch a COVID-19 vaccine public education initiative called "It's Up To You" with the goal of making Americans feel prepared and confident about getting vaccinated once they're eligible.
Below is a roundup of marketing campaigns recently launched by healthcare organizations, nonprofits and state and local governments.
TikTok is rolling out new features to encourage body inclusivity and provide support to anyone struggling with an eating disorder through a new partnership with the National Eating Disorder Association, the organization said Feb. 22.