35% of Gen Zers Would Stop Liking a Song After Learning It Was Created by AI
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Rosemary Waldrip
October 12, 2020
The ANA Multicultural Marketing & Diversity Conference has become one of our favorite annual events here at MAX, and even though things will look a little different this year, we are just as excited to attend both the conference in November and the ANA Multicultural Excellence Awards, which will be held in a separate mini-conference in December.
In preparation, we thought we’d take a look at what is going to be different this year and what will be the same.
While we will miss the in-person socializing at the conference this year (especially our annual MAX sponsored happy hour!), we are excited to participate from the comfort of our homes and to sleep in our own beds at the end of the day!
Something that is different for us this year is that we are sponsoring the Digital & Social Media category at the Multicultural Awards for our first time! Here at MAX, we understand that music is not solely an audio experience: music lives everywhere. It’s in our social feeds, on our laptops, in our apps--livestreaming directly from artists, shared with us by our friends, suggested to us by our streaming services, and boosted by brands through strategic partnerships.We are excited to sponsor an award category this year that celebrates how digital and social media marketing can be culturally aware and reflective of our growing diversity.
An Initiative to Amplify Diverse Voices in 2021
Inclusivity in marketing is more important than ever. With Black History Month coming up in February, MAX is putting together ideas for 2021 that will celebrate diversity through the unifying power of music, and will give people incredible (and safe) at-home live music experiences.
While a lot of things about the 22nd annual ANA Multicultural conference look different this year, the things that we truly love about this event remain unchanged. We look forward to robust discussions and myriad learning opportunities that will help us, and other participants, continue to make intentional choices to not only reach multicultural audiences, but to listen to diverse voices and implement what we learn.
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