Nicole Ortiz Community Editor @neco_ornotnicole.ortiz@adweek.comNicole Ortiz is the community editor at Adweek, where she focuses on garnering op-ed pieces for the Voice channel and manages Adweek's communities, such as the Advisory Board, Voice Network and Academic Council. Streaming & OTT The Rise of OTT Has Forced Brands to Overhaul Their Existing Video Strategies Creating a streaming world we've come to rely on in a way. AdFreak Winter Is Coming—Directly to an AT&T Retail Store Near You HBO and the telecom giant offer Game of Thrones fans swag and exclusive content. AdFreak Thanks to Orkin, Homeowners Can Just Relax and Not Focus on Ovulating Spiders in These New Ads The series of posts highlight the mundane, pest-free life you deserve. Diversity & Inclusion Diversity Efforts Need to Continue All Year, Not Just Be Confined to One-Month Intervals The Adweek Advisory Board shares what they're doing to make inclusivity a long-term priority. SXSW Standing Out at SXSW Means Creating Experiences Interlaced With Relevant Tech Though not everyone is convinced that the fest is worthwhile. Challenger Brands How Challenger Brands Are Bridging the Gap Between Ecommerce and Brick and Mortar Harry's, Away and Untuckit are all upping their presence in physical retail. Diversity & Inclusion Q&A: Adweek’s Chief Brand Officer Danny Wright Talks About Diversity and Challenges in the Industry He also touches on the path that led him to his newly created role. Diversity & Inclusion What Agencies Are Doing to Encourage Discussion, Reflection and Celebration During Black History Month Covering everything from hosting panels to showcasing artwork to creating employee-led initiatives. The Big Game Super Bowl Stardom Requires an Endless Well of Creativity and an Understanding of What You’re Getting Yourself Into Creating a Big Game hit is the first ambitious goal on every brand's checklist each year. Publishers & Platforms Publishing Underwent Massive Disruption but Remains Grounded With Quality Content and Emerging Tech Rumors of print's demise and accusations of fake news consumed 2018. 1 2 Next »