Brian Krebs’s widely read blog, Krebs on Security, covers a particularly dark corner of the Internet: profit-seeking cybercriminals who make billions off spam, malware and frauds.
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Advertising Agency: BBR Saatchi & Saatchi, Israel
Chief Executive Officer: Yossi Lubaton
Chief Creative Officer: Nadav Pressman
Creative Director: Amir Ariely
Art Directors: Yuval Zuckerman, Meron Sasson
Copywriter: Matan Yedidya
VP Account Group Head: Maya Salomon
Account Supervisor: Nataly Ziv Brecher
Account Executives: Alina Yavsenko, Yarden Enosh
VP Planning: Shai Nissenboim
VP Production: Dorit Gvili
Agency Producer: Odelia Nachmias
Director: Rani Carmeli
Production Company: Og
Post Production: Snowball / Sound house
Released: October 2013
Did your pet do something bad?
Advertising Agency: Scholz and Friends, Hamburg, Germany
Creative Directors: Niels Alzen, Markus Daubendüchel
Art Director: Stan Gruel
Copywriter: Rafael Lopes
Director: David Stewart
Editor: Tom Stewart
Published: January 2014
Did your pet do something bad?
Advertising Agency: Scholz and Friends, Hamburg, Germany
Creative Directors: Niels Alzen, Markus Daubendüchel
Art Director: Stan Gruel
Copywriter: Rafael Lopes
Director: David Stewart
Editor: Tom Stewart
Published: January 2014
Did your pet do something bad?
Advertising Agency: Scholz and Friends, Hamburg, Germany
Creative Directors: Niels Alzen, Markus Daubendüchel
Art Director: Stan Gruel
Copywriter: Rafael Lopes
Photographer: David Stewart
Published: December 2013
Did your pet do something bad?
Advertising Agency: Scholz and Friends, Hamburg, Germany
Creative Directors: Niels Alzen, Markus Daubendüchel
Art Director: Stan Gruel
Copywriter: Rafael Lopes
Photographer: David Stewart
Published: December 2013
Did your pet do something bad?
Advertising Agency: Scholz and Friends, Hamburg, Germany
Creative Directors: Niels Alzen, Markus Daubendüchel
Art Director: Stan Gruel
Copywriter: Rafael Lopes
Photographer: David Stewart
Published: December 2013
(TrendHunter.com) The goal behind Sport Addict packaging was to better contextualize the product. Ahsayane Studio envisions this shoe packaging concept functioning with all sorts of brands and varieties of athletic…
Advertising Agency: HD Group Communications Agency, Budapest, Hungary
Creative Director: Gergely Asztalos
Art Director: Ákos Sarkadi-Tóth
Copywriter: Dávid Horváth
Photographer/Camera-man: Mihály Lakatos
Account Director: László Fazekas
Senior Account Manager: Marianna Ádám
Published: February 2014
Advertising Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Stockholm, Sweden
Copywriter: Petter Dixelius
Art director: Erik Hiort af Ornäs
Planner: Per Jaldeborg
Account Directors: Cecilia Kroon, Charlotte Odeborn
Account Manager: Fredrika Frenkiel
Film production: Jakob Dahlström AB
Sound: Plopp
Web production: State Interactive
Published: February 2014
(TrendHunter.com) Unlike most basic armchairs, the Stockholm Chair has been designed to provide its sitter with comfort in an upright or in a reclined position. The piece might look fairy simple, yet the…
Matt Taibbi will start his own publication focusing on financial and political corruption at First Look Media, which is financed by the eBay founder Pierre Omidyar.
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Answers to lingering questions about some spots that showed during the Super Bowl.
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(TrendHunter.com) After testing positive for HIV and diagnosed with AIDS, Seattle-based photographer Adrain Chesser knew he had to tell his loved ones at some point, but he writes, ” I had an extreme physical…
After a court ruling last month, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission will propose new rules to encourage equal access to the web.
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This week, Sub Rosa is hiring a creative strategist, and TH Productions needs a creative development and ideation manager. Landor is seeking a senior designer, and Threespot is on the hunt for an interactive project manager. Get the scoop on these openings and more below, and find additional just-posted gigs on Mediabistro.
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Bolthouse Farms, which produces things like juices and smoothies, has developed a playful website to promote nutritious food.
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Less than a year after hiring Matt Prohaska as its first programmatic advertising director, The New York Times has let go of the ad-tech veteran.
“My position here at NYT was eliminated yesterday afternoon and my last day in the office will be this Friday,” Mr. Prohaska wrote in an email blast Wednesday afternoon, a copy of which was forwarded to Ad Age.
“It has been a privilege representing The New York Times in leading its programmatic initiatives with all the success we have had and a pleasure working with you in helping us get to where we are,” he wrote. “Wish we had the chance to do more.”
Facebook has just agreed to shell out $16 billion in a cash and stock deal to acquire the messaging service WhatsApp — 16 more times than it first agreed to pay for Instagram.
The reason that Facebook was willing to spend so much more boils down to a single but sprawling thing: WhatsApp’s global user base. Though the app is still somewhat under the radar in the U.S., it said in December that it has 400 million monthly active users, and Facebook said Wednesday that the figure was now 450 million, 70% of whom are active on any given day.
Nineteen billion messages and 600 million photos are sent daily on WhatsApp, said its CEO, Jan Koum, during a conference call Wednesday. Mr. Koum will join Facebook’s board.
Facebook has just agreed to shell out $16 billion in a cash and stock deal to acquire the messaging service WhatsApp — 16 more times than it first agreed to pay for Instagram.
The reason that Facebook was willing to spend so much more boils down to a single but sprawling thing: WhatsApp’s global user base. Though the app is still somewhat under the radar in the U.S., it said in December that it has 400 million monthly active users, and Facebook said Wednesday that the figure was now 450 million, 70% of whom are active on any given day.
The scale is impressive — five months ago Instagram said it had 150 million monthly active users — but it also means Facebook is now willing to spend $36 per active user to extend its reach among young people.
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