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The KOA network of campgrounds hopes to book some of the growing ranks of R.V. enthusiasts with what the company says is it first-ever national television commercial.

(TrendHunter.com) This daily calendar has been cleverly designed as 3D topographical map for Land Rover. When you think of a daily calendar, the words “off-roading” don’t necessarily come to mind….

A Ok Go assumiu que, provavelmente, nunca será uma banda conhecida necessariamente pela sua música, e nos últimos anos exploraram muito bem as armas da geração YouTube para construir sua fama.

O novo clipe, “The Writing’s On the Wall”, repete mais uma vez a vocação visual do grupo, exibindo uma série de ilusões de ótica em sincronia. Com três semanas de ensaio e mais de 50 tentativas para obter o resultado final, a promessa é de que tudo foi filmado em um único take.

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(TrendHunter.com) Amelie Pichard’s spring and summer campaign for her 2014 collection is steamy and sultry all at once. The French fashion designer describes her brand as a dreamer, but realistic, masculine,…

Today we can confirm that StrawberryFrog has reduced the size of its New York office.

Details remain unfortunately sparse at this time. A statement from parent company APCO Worldwide reads:
“We are always looking for ways to create greater efficiencies and streamline the business at StrawberryFrog in order to deliver the best value to our clients.  After a recent review of the business, we decided to reduce some layers in management.  As a result, some staff will be leaving StrawberryFrog’s New York office.”
No confirmation on the number of staffers who will be leaving, though our tipster says the move affects “many.”

Some of the agency’s most visible work in 2014 to date has been the Jim Beam “Make History” campaign, starring Mila Kunis and created with the other shops in the FutureWorks collective: Sydney’s The Works and Hamburg, Germany’s Jung von Matt.

Updates as we receive them.

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Despite FIFA’s highest viewership of all time going on as I type and a global audience that simply can’t get enough of World Cup play, the one place FIFA is nowhere to be seen this summer is International Licensing Expo, which began Tuesday in Las Vegas.

Well, that’s not entirely true. FIFA is still present, just on mobile screens in the hands of exhibitors (especially those representing Brazilian brands). Granted, FIFA has a lot on its plate now, dealing with whispers of controversy, not to mention the World Cup. But FIFA was a no-show in 2013 as well, and its absence again this year is equally as curious, especially with early reports boasting a significant increase in licensing sales in comparison to the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

The licensing show is still providing a healthy dose of Brazil and soccer, however, just not together. Arsenal Football Club is making its debut as an exhibitor, alongside the Tottenham Hotspurs, which is here for its second year. Unlike American sports leagues, such as the NBA or NFL, each team within the English Premier League — the world’s most popular soccer league — controls its own licensing program. And both Arsenal and Tottenham have decided that expanding their international licensing is essential for broadening global awareness of their brands, especially as popularity for their teams continues to grow outside of Europe. It’s licensing as a way to capitalize on brand awareness, but also to extend that awareness in turn.

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La photographe Anastasia Pottinger nous offre des clichés d’une grande sensibilité et d’une grande beauté, mettant à l’honneur le corps humain à un âge avancé. Des images délicates et touchantes du corps d’une femme centenaire en noir et blanc à découvrir sur Fubiz dans la suite de l’article.