Asda brings Walmart relationship to the fore in brand redesign

Asda is rolling out its first major refresh of the brand since 2002, as it seeks to align the logo with parent company Walmart.

Five top beer campaigns from throughout the years

It’s London Beer Week; Stuart Humm, creative director at Coley Porter Bell has picked out his favourite beer campaigns of all time.

BJL appoints Tony Evans as planning director

BJL has appointed Tony Evans, previously the head of planning for Cheil Worldwide, to its board in the new position of planning director.

Campaign Viral Chart: Nasa sun explosion film enters the chart

Nasa’s film to celebrate the five-year anniversary of its Solar Dynamics Observatory has entered the chart in fourth place this week, as Android’s furry creatures top the list for the second time.

Facebook creates first British TV campaign

Facebook has begun a TV and outdoor campaign in the UK, boasting of the social media site’s ability to help create and sustain friendships.

Can brands benefit from Pinterest's new iOS App Pins?

Pinterest’s new app could be a game-changer for brands, says Chris Camacho, managing partner, precision marketing at Starcom MediaVest Group.

Museo del Holocausto: Francisco, Eva, Raia, Gina, Simón


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Francisco Wichter is a Holocaust survivor. He and millions of others did not do anything to get themselves placed in a museum.

Eva Fon de Rosenthal is a Holocaust survivor. She and millions of others did not do anything to get themselves placed in a museum.

Raia Piekarska de Kalb is a Holocaust survivor. She and millions of others did not do anything to get themselves placed in a museum.

Gina Ladanyi is a Holocaust survivor. She and millions of others did not do anything to get themselves placed in a museum.

Simón Szych is a Holocaust survivor. He and millions of others did not do anything to get themselves placed in a museum. A museum, no art.

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The Clip of the ‘Handheld Adapter’ Campaign for Ambient Recording, Munich http://ambient.de/handheld-adapter/ Nominee of International Mobius Award for Advertising 2012, USA

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Panamericana Escola de Arte e Design: Campbell’s Tomato Soup Can, Lobster Telephone, Bicycle Wheel


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Campbell’s Tomato Soup Can, 1962. Andy Warhol. Total $75.28. Pay-Off: Creativity. It’s worth a lot more than it costs. Campaign for the Panamericana School of Art and Design.

Lobster Telephone, 1936. Salvador Dali. Total $36.89. Pay-Off: Creativity. It’s worth a lot more than it costs. Campaign for the Panamericana School of Art and Design.

Bicycle Wheel, 1913. Marcel Duchamp. Total $ 35.72. Pay-Off: Creativity. It’s worth a lot more than it costs. Campaign for the Panamericana School of Art and Design.

Advertising Agency:AlmapBBDO, São Paulo, Brazil
Creative Director:Renato Simoes, Bruno Prosperi, Luiz Sanches Junior
Art Director:Tiago Pinho
Copywriter:Leandro Marchiori, André Almeida
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Fashion Brands Go Digital at London Fashion Week


Fashion brands are upping the stakes on innovation at London Fashion Week, with Burberry, Topshop, River Island and Hunter all competing to create the most groundbreaking digital platforms to showcase their designs and dial up social media buzz.

Burberry has teamed with Japanese social messaging app, Line, known for its cute, emoji-like character stickers. The two companies collaborated to create downloadable stickers of Vogue editor Anna Wintour, Burberry designer Christopher Bailey, photographer Mario Testino and British supermodel Cara Delevingne — all dressed in the iconic Burberry checked pattern.

The deal was struck to underline Burberry’s commitment to Japan, where it has 16 stores and will switch in June from working with a local licensee to managing its business directly there. Line claims to have more than 181 million monthly active users worldwide.

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Hi-Tech Briefcases – The Gcase Fashionably Keeps Track of Your Schedule and Records Meetings (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) What if your computer bag could work for you? This hi-tech briefcase integrates some truly innovative features, from a camera and a screen to memory and apps. It’s a properly connected carrier…

Two-Tone and Gradient Furnitures Series

L’atelier Biagetti a conçu cette collection de meubles aux couleurs étonnantes. Bicolores pour certaines pièces, tirant du beige au jaune fluo, ou dégradées pour d’autres allant du bleu ciel au blanc, cette série d’assises, commodes et tables démontre encore une fois la créativité et l’audace du studio italien en matière de design.

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Gourmet Art Toys

Zard Apuya confectionne des art toys gourmands et très réalistes. En s’inspirant d’un plat ou d’un dessert, il interprète ses petites figurines à l’image des ingrédients qui les composent. Glace à l’italienne, macarons, barbe à papa; une série appétissante et colorée à découvrir en images.

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Telegraph responds to its critics

The Telegraph responds in a leader to Peter Oborne’s accusations, takes a swipe at its “sniping” media rivals and pledges to produce new guidelines for editorial and commercial teams, but stands behind its HSBC coverage.

'Learn to fail', says Lowe Profero's ECD to young female creatives

Eloise Smith, Lowe Profero’s executive creative director, has advised young creatives they should learn how to fail because that will prepare them for life as a creative director.

Domino's app translates belly rumbles into personalised order suggestions

Domino’s Pizza has created an app that can listen to belly rumbles and recommend a personalised pizza order to satisfy hunger.

Dove se une ao Twitter para tentar mudar visão negativa das mulheres sobre beleza

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Dove – e todo o resto da humanidade – sabe que as mulheres adoram reclamar sobre seus cabelos, aqueles quilos a mais, a roupa que não ficou boa, a insatisfação com o corpo de maneira geral… E quando não estão detonando suas próprias inseguranças, resolvem mirar nas inseguranças alheias, criando uma corrente negativa.

Para tentar mudar essa negatividade toda – pelo menos nas redes sociais – a marca de cosméticos se uniu ao Twitter na campanha #SpeakBeautiful, que apesar de ter começado a rodar online ontem, terá seu grande momento de exibição durante a cobertura do tapete vermelho, que precede a entrega do Oscar.

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#SpeakBeautiful defende que é preciso apenas um tuíte positivo para derrubar, em efeito dominó, todos os comentários negativos que inundam as redes sociais. Dove até apresenta uma estatística impressionante para defender a necessidade da campanha: em 2014, mulheres postaram mais de 5 milhões de tuítes negativos sobre beleza e imagem corporal – delas ou de outras mulheres.

E como iniciar essa “onda de positividade”? Segundo informações da Adweek, toda vez que um tuíte negativo for detectado, Dove enviará uma resposta (que não será automática) para mulheres reais, com conselhos para encorajar hábitos e linguagens mais positivos. Estas recomendações serão feitas diretamente por especialistas em mídias sociais e autoestima.

O efeito real disso tudo, é esperar para ver.

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Tiffany & Co. asks: "Will you?"

Tiffany jewelry company breaks from 178-year-old tradition and asks the question: “Will you?”

But this time they feature a same-sex couple for this print ad. Why not? One step forward. Also, there’s a lot of money in expanding market.

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Coca Cola – Happiness = Emoji URL's for all – Emoticoke (2015)

Coca Cola - Happiness = Emoji URL's for all - Emoticoke (2015)

Coca-Cola Puerto Rico and DDB furrowed their brows one day, pondering on how to spread happiness on the web, much like the Happiness twitter bot did with the Ascii art replies, until Gawker trapped it into tweeting Hitlers

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IKEA – Introducing IKEA EMOTICONS – (2015) 2:00 (The Netherlands)

IKEA - Introducing IKEA EMOTICONS - (2015) 2:00 (The Netherlands)

Ikea wants to help you solve your household communications and have marital/family bliss, with Ikea Emoticons. Because emoji’s are the new black, along with goats.

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