David Beckham, in his pants, complete with fluffy pink oven gloves, brandishes a tray full of fish fingers while his wife Victoria sits on the kitchen counter, pouting.
Outdoor Plus has partnered with the Sky Sports reporter Geoff Shreeves to screen his live Twitter predictions for the World Cup across six of its digital sites in London.
Picture this: A grocery store with shifting walls that transforms into a restaurant at night and a farmers market on Saturday mornings.
Sound far-fetched? It could happen by as soon as 2025, according to a new exhibit that seeks to predict food retail trends for the next 10 years. The predictions come from the Food Marketing Institute, which represents food retailers operating nearly 40,000 U.S. stores. The organization debuted the exhibit on Wednesday in Chicago as part of a sprawling trade show that it is hosting this week.
The exhibit was overseen by Tesser, a San Francisco-based brand strategy and design firm. In the video above Tesser CEO Tre Musco talks about the project, whose sponsors include Hershey Co., Coca-Cola Refreshments and American Express.
A Nike Brasil resolveu dar uma injeção de ânimo nos brasileiros, pouco antes do início da Copa do Mundo FIFA 2014 em território nacional. Para isso, contou com uma ajudinha especial de um ídolo que sempre esteve longe dos gramados, mas muito próximo do coração tupiniquim. Usando uma antiga gravação de Ayrton Senna, ouvimos a voz do tricampeão de Formula 1 nos incentivando a seguir em frente, porque um dia e de alguma maneira, chegaremos lá.
“Seja quem você for, qualquer posição que você tenha na vida – nível altíssimo ou mais baixo, tenha sempre como meta muita força, muita determinação e, sempre, faça tudo com muito amor e com muita fé em Deus que um dia você chega lá. De alguma maneira você chega lá.”
Com criação da Wieden + Kennedy de São Paulo e produção da Stink, a Nike mais uma vez mirou diretamente no coração e conseguiu acertar. Vale o play. 
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Look out geeky designers, art directors and gadget freaks in general, the scribble pen is almost here! What if you could tap an item, anything at all to pick its color, just like you do in photoshop, and then start to draw on your tablet or mobile with that exact color.
Film
Peta
Advertising Agency:Lowe, Singapore
Chief Creative Officer:Dominic Stallard
Copywriter:Josh Armstrong
Art Director:Liong Khoon Kiat, Jerry Bland
Director:Olivier Venturini
Producer:Sheridan Thomas, Greg Magloire
Executive Producer:Kate Phillips, Laura Gregory
Agency Executive Producer:Stephanie Cleak
DoP:Ben Fordesman
Production:Great Guns
Account Supervisor:Gonzalo Olivera
Account Manager:Sara Templeman
Account Executive:Elysha Chua
Editor:James Demetriou
Music:Melissa Hammond
Post Production:The Mill
Head Of Production:Ben Stallard
Colourist:Seamus OâKane
Sound Design:Culum Simpson
Film
Dove
Advertising Agency:Ogilvy & Mather, New York, USA
Creative Director:Marc Gilbar
Director:Rob Meltzer
DoP:Eric Haase
Agency Producer:Ben Greenberg
Post Producer:Brad Fox
Editor:Rob Meltzer, Dayne Tanoika
Print
inXpress
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Advertising Agency:Freeway Reps, Sydney, Australia
Executive Creative Director:Damon Stapleton
Art Director:Nils Eberhardt
Copywriter:Veronica Copestake
Photographer:Andreas Bommert
Retoucher:Cream Studios, TobyPete, Mark Sterne
Account Manager:Ken Attard
Photographer Producer:Grant Navin
Mobile
Land Rover
Advertising Agency:Y&R, New York, USA
Chief Creative Officer:Jimm Elliott
Creative Director:Marc Sobier, Greg Farley, Eduardo Quadra
Copywriter:Paul Michael Wood
Executive Director:Letitia Jacobs
Production Content:Letitia Jacobs
Executive Digital Producer:Sosia Bert
Senior Digital Producer:Tena Goy
Content Producer:Abby Bralove
Account Director:Kathy Stahler, Allison Rice
Digital Account Director:Phil Lieberman
This week there are updates on the Virgin Atlantic and Monarch Airlines advertising pitches, as well as Broadbandchoices’ media review and something intriguing from BMW.
Ahead the Cannes Lions International festival of Creativity next week, Jim Prior, chief executive of Lambie-Nairn, puts forward his argument for why creative design shines above all else when it comes to the battle of adland.
Through its ubiquitous “like” buttons on publisher sites across the web, Facebook has long been able to watch the web surfing behavior of its 1.28 billion monthly users.
Soon it will begin to use that information for ad targeting on Facebook.
Facebook already enables retargeting to users who’ve previously visited specific websites and apps, which advertisers can turn on by affixing tracking software to their products. Additionally, ads can be retargeted to Facebook users on their desktop screens via FBX, the company’s ad exchange, which a plethora of demand-side platforms like Turn and AdRoll are plugged into.
Taco Bell continues moving far away from the overly loud days of the Retail Kingdom and into interpersonal relationships.
A Mexican in a USA t-shirt is told in by his mother that his friends have arrived, while she zips up his hoody to hide the team’s lettering.
Le photographe français Florian Beaudenon a fait une série de photos intitulée « Instant Life », dans laquelle il a souhaité rappeler les moments du quotidien avec une prise de vue en plongée qui survole l’intimité de différents inconnus. Une très belle série à découvrir en images et exposée au Brooklyn jusqu’au 30 juin.
Exposition jusqu’au 30 juin, The Brooklyn, 58 rue Quincampoix, Paris.
Soccer’s governing body, FIFA, isn’t at all popular in Brazil right now, but it doesn’t have much to do with the growing scandal over possible corruption in the decision to award Qatar the 2022 World Cup.
Brazil has enough scandals of its own, as indignant Brazilians have watched their government sink billions of dollars into soccer stadiums with enormous cost overruns in a country where basic public services like education, safety and health are starved for funds. (In Brazil, marketers’ immediate concern seems to be that Brazil actually be ready in time to host games in 12 cities, but sponsors Sony and Adidas are pressing FIFA to investigate the Qatar allegations, revealed in detail by the Sunday Times).
In an unusual move, FIFA President Sepp Blatter and Dilma Rousseff, Brazil’s president, are not expected to speak at the opening of the World Cup, when Brazil faces Croatia on June 12 in Sao Paulo’s new stadium. That’s because a year ago, Mr. Blatter, with Ms. Rousseff at his side, was booed at the opening ceremony for the Confederations Cup that is a dry run for the World Cup.
TweetDeck, the Twitter-owned app, has apologised to its users for a “security issue” that led to tens of thousands of users tweet a line of code that caused random pop-ups to appear on screens.
L’artiste californienne Julie Lee crée des compositions colorées de fruits, légumes, fleurs et crustacés pour promouvoir une alimentation saine et les produits locaux. Une belle collection de motifs qui a commencé sur son Instagram et qui est désormais disponible en posters print. A découvrir.
Hey wild ones,
We’re now half way through the Blueprint for a New World series, with Psycho, Eco and Corpo behind us, and Techno, Politico and Aesthetico still up ahead. With #114: Corpo about to hit newsstands worldwide next Monday, all of us here at Culture Jammers HQ are busily brainstorming the next issue, Adbusters #115 — Techno.
We are currently living through an unprecedented shift in the very fabric of human existence. As we upload nearly every aspect of our lives to digital lands, our daily experiences are morphing drastically and irreversibly. The way we communicate, the way we court, the way we learn, the way we make love, shop and think is undergoing a total, fast-paced and likely unavoidable transformation.
And now even the most proudly digitized of us are recognizing that this culture of information, porn, social media and gadget overload is taking a toll on our physical, mental and spiritual well-beings. Are we all being swept away in a tidal wave of Technorati culture — the nouveau hipsterdom of the tech-savvy, gadget-addicted, ultra-hip youth?
Share with us your most intimate musings, the tales of your brutal struggle with digital withdrawal and your most gut-wrenching testimonies from both the dark and bright sides of web culture. As reality dies and virtuality thrives, tell us where you think we’re heading as a species, your forebodings of doom and your breakthrough ideas on how we can harness the power of the internet and other technologies to create a sane sustainable future.
Whether you’re already a cyborg or still human, send your submissions and suggestions to editor@adbusters.org before June 23, 2014 … We need you to turn this Techno issue into an inspiring mindbomb.
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