4 episódios
M at Work The M Network
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Besides being a clever pun, M at Work is a podcast created by the M Network, a branding and advertising agency based in Miami, Florida. We provide services and support to organizations that deal with issues such as homelessness, sea-level rise, child advocacy, education, and the arts. These issues have become as important to us as they are to the people we work with, which made us want to share some of the interesting things we learn with a broader audience. Learn how marketing and branding can connect you to the things you care about most.
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AI Generated Ads
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in news, entertainment and marketing is the industry's new disruption. To separate the sciences from he science fiction about how this new technology I being deployed, we talk with Neil Yager from Phrasee (ww.phrasee.com). How can marketers use AI generated copy right now? Will we ever see a time when news, entertainment, and marketing creative is produced entirely using Artificial Intelligence? Dive into the future on this episode of M@Work
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Building Trust in a Pandemic: Pharma, Government, and Media
What are the least popular industries in America? Pharmaceutical companies, the federal government, and news media are considered untrustworthy by most Americans. Yet, in the middle of this pandemic these are the industries we are relying on most.
M Network owner and CEO Thom Mozloom takes a deep dive on this podcast, interviewing experts from each industry to uncover where these perceptions come from, if this unpopularity is truly merited, and what each of these respective sectors of society can do differently under the threat of Covid 19. -
The Meaning of Christmas is Branding?
This episode Thom explores the unexpected history of Christmas. Where did it come from? How did certain Christmas traditions come about? Why is it so commercialized now?
M Network team members Grace, Sydne, and Dawn share their take on the holiday and its origins. -
Bubble Houses: Sea Level Rise in Miami
M network owner Thom Mozloom and project coordinator Dani Guerrero interview two experts on climate change in South Florida: Yoca Arditi Rocha is the Executive Director of the CLEO Institute, a South Florida organization dedicated to educating and empowering communities across all levels of society with climate science education. Kate Stein has worked as an environmental reporter and consultant for various South Florida publications, and is currently the sustainability and resiliency officer for Surfside.
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