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Ford recently teased this image of the front of its new Ford Bronco on social media ahead of the vehicle's debut.

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Ford Motor is partnering with Disney for unique unveilings of its new lineup of Bronco SUVs as automakers globally seek alternative ways to garner attention for highly-anticipated vehicles during the coronavirus pandemic.

The automaker will unveil its "Ford Bronco 4x4 family" of vehicles July 13 across Disney's media networks in the U.S. marking the first-ever, prime-time product reveal across Disney's broadcast, cable, digital and streaming properties, including ABC, ESPN, National Geographic and Hulu.

"This is enormous for us. This is the return of an icon that people have just been clamoring about for years," Matt VanDyke, director of Ford U.S. marketing, told CNBC. "For us, this is just of huge importance and carefully crafted."

Ford worked with Disney CreativeWorks, the company's creative agency, to create custom three-minute videos for each network to debut the vehicles. The videos will airduring the first commercial breaks of each network's 8 p.m. broadcast, followed by the Hulu streaming service beginning the next day.

Each "film" features a special guest: professional climber Brooke Raboutou for ESPN's "SportsCenter;" country music singer Kip Moore for the "CMA Best of Fest" on ABC; and Academy Award-winning director Jimmy Chin, a professional climber, will spotlight another Bronco during "National Parks: Yosemite" on National Geographic. Chin, a cinematographer and photographer, also assisted Ford in creating the spots for each of the networks, VanDyke said.

Jimmy Chin, Alex Honnold, and Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, winners of the Documentary (Feature) award for 'Free Solo,' attend the 91st Annual Academy Awards Governors Ball at Hollywood and Highland on February 24, 2019 in Hollywood, California.

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"We absolutely intend on putting our best foot forward and making sure that the Bronco gets the glory it deserves. We're so excited about this partnership that's so unique with Disney to co-create it," VanDyke said. "We think it will draw a huge amount of additional interest to our own properties and just make this reveal one that we'll never forget."

VanDyke declined to discuss financial details of the partnership other than saying it is "a paid integration and a partnership" with "advertising that's associated with it."

The videos will refer viewers to Ford.com for more information as well as the ability to place $100 reservations for the Bronco. The site as well as Ford's social media channels also will have additional content and videos, including a longer unveiling of the Bronco family.

The Bronco reveal marks the first time Disney CreativeWorks is deploying custom branded content across multiple networks during prime time.

"With Ford, we're reimagining what a product reveal can look like by drawing upon our best-in-class sports, entertainment and streaming brands to bring the new Bronco family to life in a way that honors its heritage and gives viewers an unforgettable experience," Rita Ferro, president, Disney Advertising Sales, said in a statement.

Discussions about such a partnership started six to eight weeks ago, VanDyke said. Disney and Ford had initially decided to broadcast the unveiling on July 8, however the date was changed due to controversy about the event coinciding with O.J. Simpson's birthday.

"That was completely a coincidence. It was completely unintended," VanDyke said. "We did not want to be insensitive to people who felt that was inappropriate and neither did Disney."

Simpson, a former football star, was infamously involved in a nationally televised slow-speed police chase with a 1993 Ford Bronco following the death of his wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ronald Goldman in 1994.

Disney, according to VanDyke, was "flexible" with Ford changing the reveal date. It was at least the third time Ford had rescheduled the Bronco unveiling. Two previous events earlier this spring, including the Detroit auto show and a private debut, were canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic.

"Without auto shows and the world that we're living in right now, the traditional vehicle reveal is no longer the case," VanDyke said. "As we thought about Bronco, we wanted it to have its own unique approach to it."

Ford released a video of a prototype of the new Bronco SUV off-road testing in January.

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The debut of the Bronco has been anticipated for years. Ford initially confirmed its return in January 2017. Ford is expected to offer a "Bronco family" of vehicles, including two- and four-door versions and reports of a smaller SUV called the Bronco Sport.

Ford executives have promised the Bronco will live up to its reputation as a classic off-road SUV. Ford last producedthe vehicle, a two-door, in 1996.

This isn't the first time Ford has teamed up with Disney for a new vehicle. The companies partnered for an attraction that debuted at the 1964 World's Fair called the "Ford Magic Skyway." It featured Ford vehicles, including the first-generation Ford Mustang, which debuted at the fair, taking passengers through different time periods.

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Smirnoff owner Diageo will halt all advertising on major social media platforms indefinitely from 1 July as the group strives to promote inclusion and diversity.

Diageo owns the worlds biggest vodka brand, Smirnoff

In a statement on the firms official Diageo News Twitter account on Saturday (27 June), the group said it will pause all paid advertising globally on major social media accounts from Wednesday (1 July). The group didnt specify which social media platforms would be included or the length of the advertising pause.

The firm added: We will continue to discuss with media partners how they will deal with unacceptable content.

Diageo, producer of brands such as Johnnie Walker and Captain Morgan rum, said in the statement that the firm strives to promote inclusion and diversity including through our marketing campaigns.

In April 2020, the group released an update on how the Covid-19 pandemic has affected the company. Diageo withdrew its guidance on net sales and operating profit for fiscal 2020 and said it had stopped advertising and promotional (A&P) spend. The firm will tightly manage working capital and postpone flexible capital expenditure projects.

The Johnnie Walker owner is among some of the worlds biggest consumer goods companies to pull its advertising on social media in recent weeks, including Coca-Cola and Unilever.

Earlier this month, a group of six organisations called on Facebook advertisers to pause their spending on the network during the month of July. The group of organisations included the Anti-Defamation League, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), Sleeping Giants, Color of Change, Free Press and Common Sense. The six firms asked companies to act against hate and disinformation being spread on Facebook through its campaign, Stop Hate for Profit.

The move to stop advertising comes just weeks after Diageo pledged US$20 million to help black communities and businesses in the US that have been impacted by the coronavirus crisis. The Diageo Community Fund is part of the groups continued efforts to support under-represented groups and communities, particularly those in the hospitality sector.

In November 2017, Diageo stopped all of its Youtube advertising after discovering adverts from some of the worlds biggest brands were being shown on videos featuring inappropriate footage of children.

As part of The Spirits Businesss 2020 Brand Champions report, we looked at the best-performing spirits brands on social media.

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Showing people how their peers feel about diversity in their community can make their actions more inclusive, make members of marginalized groups feel more like they belong, and even help close racial achievement gaps in education, according to a new study.

Drawing on strategies that have worked in anti-smoking, safe-sex and energy-saving campaigns, University of WisconsinMadison researchers decided to try to change behavior by showing people that positive feelings about diversity are the norm.

In any other domain of public health saving for retirement, sustainability, eating healthy its the key thing to communicate: Its the right thing to do, your peers do it, and your peers would actually approve of you doing it as well, says Markus Brauer, the UWMadison psychology professor whose lab designed the pro-diversity intervention.

Its an effect thats reflected in attitudes about ongoing protests over Black people killed by police officers. Exposed to larger crowds, more frequent news coverage and the opinions of friends and neighbors, more people have expressed support for Black Lives Matter groups and activities.

People are heavily influenced by finding out what their peers have done, Brauer says. But in the diversity domain, we havent been trying this.

The researchers, who published their findings today in the journal Nature Human Behaviour, conducted extensive focus groups with UWMadison students.

A 5-minute video and posters like this one designed by UWMadison researchers describing peers support for diversity were enough to makes students feelings about members of other groups and diversity in general more positive. Courtesy of Markus Brauer

We asked them students of color and white students, students of the LGBT+ community: What actually is it that decreases your sense of belonging? What are the kinds of behaviors that hurt your feelings, that make you feel excluded? Brauer says. And then please tell us, what are the behaviors that would make you feel welcome?

The non-white students felt like they were kept at a distance from white students not included in class groups or projects, not included in activities, not invited to participate in simple interactions.

When we asked about what decreased their sense of belonging, they didnt complain so much about racial slurs or explicit forms of discrimination, says Brauer. It was the distance, the lack of interest, the lack of caring that affected them.

Brauer, graduate student Mitchell Campbell, and Sohad Murrar, a former graduate student of Brauers who is now a psychology professor at Governors State University in Illinois, used what they learned to choose their messages.

We used a social marketing approach, where we identify a target audience, we decide what our target behavior is, and then we show people how their peers support that behavior, Brauer says.

They designed a relatively simple poster, covered in students faces and reporting actual survey results that 93 percent of students say they embrace diversity and welcome people from all backgrounds into our UWMadison community, and that 84 percent of them agreed to be pictured on the poster. They also produced a five-minute video, which described the pro-diversity opinions reported by large majorities in other campus surveys and showed real students answering questions about tolerance and inclusion.

In a series of experiments over several years, hundreds of students were exposed passively to the posters in brief encounters in study waiting rooms or hung day after day on the walls of their classrooms. In other experiments, the video was shown to an entire class during their first meeting. Control groups came and went from waiting rooms and classroom with no posters, or watched videos about cranberry production, or other alternatives to the study materials.

UWMadison researchers produced this video featuring students and experts talking about the positive impact of a diverse campus. Students who watched the video on their first day of class were more tolerant of other groups and more supportive of diversity even months later, and course sections that saw the video improved on historical achievement gaps between white and non-white students. Courtesy of Markus Brauer

Then the researchers surveyed subjects to assess their attitudes about appreciation for diversity, attitudes toward people of color, intergroup anxiety, their peers behaviors and other measures.

When we measured 10 or 12 weeks later, the students who were exposed to the interventions report more positive attitudes towards members of other groups and stronger endorsement of diversity, Brauer says.

Markus Brauer

The differences for students from marginalized groups went further.

The students belonging to marginalized groups tell us that they have an enhanced sense of belonging. They are less anxious in interactions with students from other ethnic groups. They tell us that theyre less and less the target of discrimination, Brauer says. They evaluate the classroom climate more positively, and feel that they are treated more respectfully by their classmates.

The researchers tested the effectiveness of their diversity intervention in a series of UWMadison courses in which white students have historically received better grades than their non-white peers. In course sections that viewed the 5-minute video during their first meeting classes including more than 300 students the privileged and marginalized students grades were equal in the end.

We know the marginalized students experience discrimination; we know their feelings are valid. But we know, too, from the campus climate surveys and our own extensive surveys, that their fellow students report real appreciation for diversity, and tell us that they want to be inclusive, Brauer says. They stay socially distant, though, because they worry about putting themselves out there. Our experience is that this intervention is changing those perceptions and experiences, and possibly the behavior, of both groups.

It may be the first result of its kind for such a long-running study with so many participants, and the researchers are hopeful that future work will help better reveal whether students actually change the way they treat each other.

Promoting inclusion and dismantling systemic racism is one of the most important issues of our times. And yet, it turns out that many pro-diversity initiatives are not being evaluated, says Brauer, whose work was supported in part by funding from the office of UWMadisons vice provost and chief diversity officer. We really need evidence-based practices, but for a long time weve had no idea whether the things we do in the diversity domain actually have a beneficial effect. Were hoping to change that.

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