Intelligent stain detection
Advertising Agency: Ogilvy&Mather, Moscow, Russia
Creative Director: Robin Weeks
Heads of Creative Group: Anna Paralyush, Danila Khodashinskiy
Art Director: Danila Khodashinskiy
Copywriter: Anna Paralyush
Photographer: Evgeny Raydugin
Published: April 2013
The Walt Disney Company has ordered an end to production of branded merchandise in Bangladesh, and other retailers are considering similar moves.
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Are you ready for change that counts?
To help people see their banking differently, Vancity created a positive message about change using over 65,000 decommissioned pennies.
Advertising Agency: Wasserman + Partners, Vancouver, Canada
Creative Director: Liam Greenlaw
Art Director: Winston Hartle
Copywriter: Erich Gerl
Vice President: Pauline Hadley-Beauregard
Account Director: Surina Sproul
Account Manager: Rachel Legge
Illustrator: Winston Hartle
Photographer: Liam Greenlaw
Producer: Heidi Nucklaus, Jim Leith
Production: Starworks Packaging and Assembly
Published: April 2013
An investigation into offenses that may or may not have been committed decades ago has resulted in a flurry of arrests and has many people asking who will be next.
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(TrendHunter.com) Inspired by the vivacious persona of pop icon Beyonce Knowles, the ‘Viva Naomi’ Vogue Brazil cover story brings its diva style inspiration to life. This striking image series is lensed…
The New York Times named Carolyn Ryan, its metropolitan editor, the paper’s top political editor. She will be succeeded by one of her deputies, Wendell Jamieson.
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Sluggishness in the film divisions countered strong performances from cable television channels.
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The deal will make TheBlaze available to subscribers in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
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Tom Wheeler has invested in start-up technology and communications companies, and advised the Federal Communications Commission on technology issues.
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The company said it hoped to distribute content through partnerships with Yahoo, AOL and Twitter.
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Walmart was named the first Marketer of the Year by AHAA: The Voice of Hispanic Marketing at the Hispanic group’s annual conference on Wednesday in Miami.
Tony Rogers, Walmart’s senior VP-brand marketing and advertising, and Greg Warren, VP-creative marketing, accepted the award by Skype after being stranded in Chicago on their way to Miami.
In its announcement of the new honor, AHAA cited Ad Age’s coverage of a Walmart presentation from the October 2012 Association of National Advertisers’ multicultural marketing conference, where the two Walmart execs pledged that the company would double its 2013 multicultural ad spending. The move was part of a sweeping initiative to move the company from a silo-like approach and ensure everyone takes full responsibility for multicultural marketing.
(TrendHunter.com) Italian top model Sasha Marini stars in the ‘Lana Pesante’ image series by photographer Stefano Bidini. The heavily bearded Sasha is captured in a monochromatic set of portraits while…
A ideia pode não ser das mais novas ou originais, mas a execução e o resultado fazem toda diferença em FILMography, projeto criado por Christopher Moloney que combina cenas de filmes e séries com suas locações na vida real, hoje em dia.
Os registros são feitos combinando uma foto em preto e branco da cena, inserida na paisagem atual. Para quem é apaixonado por cinema e fotografia, é imperdível. Abaixo, selecionamos algumas imagens, mas vale a pena acessar o link acima para explorar o Tumblr.
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(TrendHunter.com) Kazuki Yamamato is a Japanese latte artist that takes these mug masterpieces to the next level. Instead of solely using the milk foam as a flat canvas, he occasionally turns them into adorable three…
A Domino’s, depois da exposição pública negativa em 2009, seguiu com diversas campanhas para demonstrar transparência e qualidade. O famoso aplicativo Pizza Tracker levou até Titanium em Cannes Lions 2009.
Um novo esforço da empresa nesse sentido vai ainda mais longe. Em um projeto piloto implementado na loja de Salt Lake City, nos Estados Unidos, os consumidores podem assistir seu pedido sendo feito ao vivo.
Ao todo, cinco cameras capturam o processo de produção, da massa até a saída do forno, e tudo pode ser assistido no site: dominoslive.com.
Criada pela Crispin Porter + Bogusky, a ação continuará online durante todo o mês de maio, sempre das 11h às 23h.
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Dans la lignée de ses précédentes réalisations et projets Ibiza Lights, voici un nouveau film tournée à Ibiza et sobrement intitulée « Ibiza Lights III » . Une réalisation de Jose Antonio Hervas Mora qui propose des images incroyables en technique time-lapse. Des lieux magiques à découvrir en vidéo dans la suite de l’article.
Facebook is accumulating evidence to make the case that it’s become a mobile company. Thirty percent of its first-quarter ad revenue came from mobile ads, up from 23% last quarter.
Leading into its fraught IPO last year, the question of how Facebook would make money off users who access the platform primarily from their mobile devices was a serious existential threat to the social network. The company only announced its first mobile ad offering in February 2012. Since then mobile news-feed ads have become ubiquitous, and gaming companies have seized on mobile app install ads.
Facebook reported that 3,800 developers bought mobile app install ads last quarter to drive 25 million app downloads.
The General Motors ad included a song with lyrics that crudely referred to the Chinese. Mountain Dew’s ad involved a battered woman and a lineup with African-American men.
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Para armazenar um simples bit de informação em um computador ou gadget, são necessários mais ou menos 1 milhão de átomos. Porém, o departamento de pesquisa da IBM anunciou uma potencial revolução tecnológica: Gravar a mesma quantidade de dados em apenas 12 átomos.
Isso implicaria em dispositivos menores e mais poderosos, mudando inteiramente o modo como a indústria funciona atualmente. Se o papo tudo é muito nerd, a IBM resolveu demonstrar a tecnologia de uma maneira divertida: com um curta-metragem.
Mas não é um simples filme, é o menor filme do mundo. Através da manipulação de átomos – que foram ampliados 100 milhões de vezes – a empresa criou o stop-motion “A Boy and His Atom”.
Segundo a IBM, cada átomo foi “animado” individualmente através de um microscópio de duas toneladas que opera a 232 graus Celsius negativos e uma agulha com 1 nanômetro. Assista o filme acima, e abaixo o making of explica o processo de produção.
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