Tiffany Moustakas
Tiffany Moustakas is an associate web editor at Adweek, where she helps keep the magazine's digital presence up and running by editing stories and assisting with social media. She previously worked as an arts and culture reporter and calendar section editor for The Riverdale Press, a Pulitzer Prize-winning community newspaper in the northwest Bronx. Tiffany was also an arts and entertainment reporter for A Plus, Ashton Kutcher's positive journalism site.
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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Super Bowl LV Ad Tracker: All About the 2021 Commercials
A frequently updated roster of advertisers getting into the Big Game.
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Agencies
The goal is to 'reduce barriers for entry' into the field for as many people as possible.
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