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Kaylee Hultgren
Verified
Content Director, Chief Marketer
New York
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Beauty, fashion
Content
By Kaylee Hultgren Verified| Chief Marketer Verified Editor’s Note: While some brands are using generative AI to produce brand content, Swedish oat milk brand Oatly, known for its original, animated packaging and irreverent copy, is taking a wait-and-see approach, trying to “stay fresh” and largely skipping ChatGPT in an effort to avoid “watered down” content. Chief Marketer Network publication AdExchanger chats with Malia Killings, Oatly’s North America Creative Director and Design Director, about the company’s approach.
By Kaylee Hultgren Verified| Chief Marketer Verified Editor’s Note: The NCAA Women’s Basketball National Championship game between UConn and South Carolina drew a crowd of nearly 20,000 people and 8.5 million viewers—the third most-watched women’s Division I title game on ESPN platforms. Leading up to the game, tens of thousands of fans showed up in downtown Tampa for the week’s Final Four celebrations and events.
By Kaylee Hultgren Verified| Chief Marketer Verified Editor’s Note: While some brands are using generative AI to produce brand content, Swedish oat milk brand Oatly, known for its original, animated packaging and irreverent copy, is taking a wait-and-see approach, trying to “stay fresh” and largely skipping ChatGPT in an effort to avoid “watered down” content. Chief Marketer Network publication AdExchanger chats with Malia Killings, Oatly’s North America Creative Director and Design Director, about the company’s approach.
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POWER magazine is a long-established publication in the energy sector, having been in operation since 1882. It focuses on the power generation industry, providing in-depth coverage of technology, trends, and innovations. The magazine serves as a valuable resource for professionals and stakeholders, offering insights into the latest developments and challenges in the field. The magazine features a variety of editorial content, including articles, interviews, and analyses on power generation technologies and market trends. It also covers significant industry events and conferences, highlighting new technologies and innovations. Available in both print and digital formats, POWER magazine caters to a diverse audience, including utilities, equipment suppliers, consulting firms, and regulatory bodies. Through its content, it facilitates knowledge sharing and discussion among industry leaders.
Knoxville, United States
+1 301-354-2000
Founded: 1882