SANTA BARBARA, CA \u2013 One of the big challenges for brands is being relevant in an environment of \u201ccontinuous partial attention\u201d on the part of consumers. That wasn\u2019t an issue for AT&T at its recent Xandr Relevance Conference, according to Criteo\u2019s Mollie Spilman.<\/p>\n
\u201cThey\u2019re trying to pull off something really unique, but I can tell you that the 200 or so people who are at this conference really are leaning in and really want it to happen,\u201d Criteo\u2019s COO says.<\/p>\n
In this interview with Beet.TV at the conference<\/a>, Spilman talks about the positive effect that speakers like Ariana Huffington and others have had on both minds and bodies.<\/p>\n \u201cTo get up this morning and hear [CEO] Brian Lesser unveiling Xandr<\/a>, what they\u2019re looking to accomplish, is really inspiring and compelling.\u201d<\/p>\n While most people think of AT&T as a legacy telephone company, its ambition to become \u201ca modern media company\u201d represents \u201cjust such the right time with the right message,\u201d says Spilman<\/a>, who has been in advertising and media for nearly 30 years.<\/p>\n