Pepsi Max pranks cinemagoers for Halloween
Posted in: UncategorizedPepsi Max has released an online film to coincide with Halloween that pranks cinemagoers.
Ad Age Toasts Women to Watch China Honorees at Gala in Shanghai
Posted in: UncategorizedAt the third annual Women to Watch China event in Shanghai, Ad Age celebrated 12 outstanding women in marketing, advertising and tech at a gala dinner on Sept. 21. About 240 people attended the sold-out event at Shanghai’s Andaz Hotel, the Hyatt’s trendy, boutique-inspired venue on the edge of the city’s former French Concession.
Ad Age has hosted a U.S. event honoring the industry’s top women for the last 17 years. Since Women to Watch’s international debut in China in 2012, in partnership with Thoughtful China, the franchise has expanded to Brazil and Turkey, and Argentina will be added next year. (Our 12 China honorees tell their stories here).
Photo credit: Nathan Baker
Your Ad Ran Here (Not Really)
Posted in: UncategorizedThedarewall.com, which has received multiple copyright infringement allegations, seems like the kind of site major advertisers would typically avoid. But ads for blue chip brands including T-Mobile, AnheuserBusch and BMW were spotted running on it earlier this week.
If it seems odd these brands would appear on such a website, it is. Even stranger: The site they thought their ads were running on was lavishcar.com, a completely different website with no copyright issues.
Websites listing themselves under another site’s name are a common occurrence in automated ad-buying marketplaces. The practice, called “URL masking,” is often used to trick unknowing advertisers into running ads on sites with illicit or stolen content, which tend to generate lots of traffic but little willing ad revenue. URL masking is also used to trick buyers into thinking they’re buying premium inventory when they are instead getting low quality placements.
A Better Programmatic Supply Chain Will Root Out Fraud
Posted in: UncategorizedFraud in the programmatic ad business is a systemic problem that’s robbing the legitimate marketplace of hundreds of millions of dollars, but to date we’ve seen no concrete steps to address the core of the issue.
It starts with reimagining the programmatic supply chain and ushering in a new era of transparency and trust.
Bad actors thrive on the sell side, primarily because today they all too easily can hide their identities. Two common strains are the creation of generic websites that generate high-volume bot traffic, and the act of spoofing domain names that clear buyers’ whitelists because they look like they belong to reputable publishers. The only punishment leveed is blacklisting, which merely resets the process again. Bad actors are not exposed and are often paid out until they are caught.
Le Mistral Gift Shop in Tokyo
Posted in: UncategorizedA Tokyo, le studio japonais JP architects a pensé l’intérieur de la boutique de cadeaux Le Mistral qui ne vend que des produits en provenance d’Europe. La décoration a été conçue avec un bleu ardoise et des lignes blanches carrées et rectangulaires qui viennent rompre la structure de la pièce. A découvrir.
Compelling Autumn Editorials – Coco Rocha Stars in Allure Korea's November Issue (GALLERY)
Posted in: UncategorizedClean-Cut Parisian Fashions – This Chloe Spring Collection Defines Understated Elegance (GALLERY)
Posted in: UncategorizedTime Machine Photography – Samantha Decker Captures a Glimpse of the Future From the Past (GALLERY)
Posted in: UncategorizedUK consumers pessimistic despite highest confidence level since 2007, says Nielsen
Posted in: UncategorizedConsumer confidence is the highest it has been for seven years, according to Nielsen research, but the prevailing mood is still one of pessimism.
Banner ads at 20: why banners are advertising haiku
Posted in: UncategorizedChris Jefford, the founder and strategy director at Hometown, reflects on the future of the banner ad, which turned 20 this week.
Hand Painted Typography by Darren Booth
Posted in: UncategorizedL’artiste canadien Darren Booth, connu depuis plusieurs années, notamment grâce à des collaborations avec Coca, McDonald’s ou encore le New York Times, réalise une série de typographies peintes à la main et scannées par la suite pour les livrer de manière digitale. D’une qualité remarquable, ces peintures typographiques sont à découvrir.
Defeatist Athletica Shirts – The 'I just Can't Shirt' Has a Bad Attitude
Posted in: UncategorizedMajority of consumers think alcohol labelling should state calorie content, claims RSPH
Posted in: UncategorizedThe Royal Society for Public Health is putting pressure on alcoholic drinks brands to introduce calorie information on their labelling, to combat obesity and encourage healthier drinking habits.
A&E/DDB's Carter and Harrison reflect on winning IPA Effectiveness Grand Prix
Posted in: UncategorizedSarah Carter and Toby Harrison, strategy director and planning partner respectively at Adam & Eve/DDB, reflect on a Grand Prix-winning night at the IPA Effectiveness Awards on Monday.
The banner ad is 20 but has barely evolved
Posted in: UncategorizedIt is the banner ad’s 20th birthday this week, and it’s time marketers turned to better formats in a modern web, writes Jeremy Arditi, UK MD and senior vice president of international at Teads.
What is Twitter Fabric and how will it affect marketers?
Posted in: UncategorizedTwitter has traditionally had a strained relationship with external developers, but now the company has launched new tools that make brings tweets into third-party apps. That could make marketers’ lives easier, writes Itay Godot, vice president of sales and marketing at dmg.
Exo Wardrobe Furniture
Posted in: UncategorizedLe designer français Grégoire de Lafforest a imaginé l’armoire « Exo » selon le modèle de l’exosquelette qui renvoie à une sorte de carapace qui protège et supporte un animal. En référence, ce designer a donc créé une armoire en noyer US (bois) qui trouve son équilibre grâce à un squelette externe fait en métal patiné noir. Un meuble édité en 12 exemplaires par la Galerie Gosserez, à découvrir.
Crédits photos : Jérome Galland.
Papercraft Animals Series
Posted in: UncategorizedÀ l’aide de papier et de ses mains expertes, l’artiste PaperWolf de son vrai nom Wolfram Kampffmeyer confectionne des petits animaux avec beaucoup de sensibilité. Comme des jouets, ces créations sont déclinables en différents coloris et apportent une touche délicate, presque enfantine à la maison. À découvrir en images.