Não siga suas paixões – prefira focar no que você faz bem

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É nisso que acredita Ben Horowitz, co-fundador de uma das mais bem sucedidas investidoras do Vale do Silício

> LEIA MAIS: Não siga suas paixões – prefira focar no que você faz bem

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Save the Children mira na violência sexual contra crianças e adolescentes

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ONG pede que pessoas imaginem como seria prender a respiração por 17 anos

> LEIA MAIS: Save the Children mira na violência sexual contra crianças e adolescentes

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Hostelworld: Meet the world

Advertising Agency: Lucky Generals, London, UK
Production Company: Rattling Stick
Director: Sara Dunlop
Producer: Stuart Bentham
Editors: Speade
Post Production: The Mill

McDonald's: McDonald's Finland saved a hot day

Advertising Agency: DDB, Helsinki, Finland
Creative Directors: Tapu Haro, Lauri Vassinen
Account Director: Jarno Lindblom
Account Managers: Julia Jämsen, Inka Karvonen
Art Director: Heli Roiha
Copywriter: Annu Terho
Production Company: Otto Production
Producer: Risto Nikkilä
Director: Johan Skog
Music: Humina, Juri Seppä
Post Production: Post Control
Published: May 2015

Audi: Audi Miniature Champions – Pit Stop

Advertising Agency: Philipp und Keuntje, Hamburg, Germany
Executive Creative Director: Diether Kerner
Creative Directors: Sönke Schmidt, Philip Wienberg
Art Director: Vera Jordan
Copywriter: Lukas Bausch
Account Supervisor: Tanja Heier
Project Manager: Stefanie Büch
Photographer: Bernhard Spöttel
Published: April 2015

Audi: Audi Miniature Champions – Push Back

Advertising Agency: Philipp und Keuntje, Hamburg, Germany
Executive Creative Director: Diether Kerner
Creative Directors: Sönke Schmidt, Philip Wienberg
Art Director: Vera Jordan
Copywriter: Lukas Bausch
Account Supervisor: Tanja Heier
Project Manager: Stefanie Büch
Photographer: Bodo Kräling
Published: April 2015

Audi: Audi Miniature Champions – Training Day

Advertising Agency: Philipp und Keuntje, Hamburg, Germany
Executive Creative Director: Diether Kerner
Creative Directors: Sönke Schmidt, Philip Wienberg
Art Director: Vera Jordan
Copywriter: Lukas Bausch
Account Supervisor: Tanja Heier
Project Manager: Stefanie Büch
Photographer:: Agnieszka Doroszewicz / Severinwendeler.com
Published: April 2015

Samsung Galaxy S6: Recharge Yourself

Advertising Agency: Leo Burnett, Brussels, Belgium
Creative Director: Tom Garcia
Creatives: Wout Geysen, Jurgen Verbiest, Najate El Achari
Designers: Evy Puelinckx, Het Vindingrijk
Managing Director: Kaat Danneels
Account Manager: Jeroen Vernelen
Account executive: Elodie Pagaud
Brand Manager: Sophie Docx
Published: May 2015

Media Markt Germany: The rabbit race

Advertising Agency: Ogilvy & Mather Advertising, Frankfurt, Germany
Chief Creative Officer: Dr. Stephan Vogel
Executive Creative Director: Felix Fenz
Creative Directors: Nico Ammann, Sascha Dudic
Art Directors: Nico Ammann, Constantin Camesasca, Sebastian Kamp, Joschka Wolf, Hendrik Frey, Tobias Ostry, Markus Günther, Christopher Bueers
Copywriters: Felix Fenz, Sascha Dudic, Bent Kroggel, Christian Urbanski, Thorsten Büsser, Tobias Röben, Katharina Haller
Account Management: Yves Rosengart, David Wilfert, David Henkel, Marc Czymai
Agency Producer: Oliver Kraege
Art Buying: Caroline Walczok
Technical Director: Jens Steffen
Application Engineer: Ralf Zimmermann, Robert Georgi
Photography: Ralph Hargarten
Film Production: Endemol Beyond Gmbh
Film Producer: Sascha Rustmeier, Chris Müller
Directors: Mark Achterberg, Andrea Achterberg
Editors: Baris Zencirli, Gunnar Ohlenschläger, Mathias Köhler
Animation: Leo Dakik
Visual Effects: Sebastian Berresheim , Sebastian Schäfer, Thomas Flechel , Peter Janoschka, Sascha Amic, Iris Tessun, Linda Karakas, Jörg Dittmar
Music Production: TRO GmbH
Avid: Cine Plus Production Service GmbH
Post Production: MMC Studios Köln GmbH, MS&P GmbH, Pop Berlin

Surfrider Foundation: The beach wanted ad

Advertising Agency: Y&R, Paris, France
Creative Director: Pierrette Diaz
Art Director: Eric Esculier
Print Production: The Shop
Released: March 2015

YouTube 10th Anniversary: The A-Z of YouTube

Production Company: Partizan
Advertising Agency: Flying Object, UK
Creative directors: Tim Partridge, Tom Pursey
Agency Producer: Sarah Ashley-Cantello

Mercedes-Benz: Chicken

Advertising Agency: Impact BBDO, Dubai, UAE
Regional Executive Creative Director: Fadi Yaish
Art Director / Illustrator: Ibrahim Barakat
Creatives: Ibrahim Barakat, Alok Mohan
Agency Producer: Clarisse Mar Wai May

Mercedes-Benz: Elephant

Advertising Agency: Impact BBDO, Dubai, UAE
Regional Executive Creative Director: Fadi Yaish
Art Director / Illustrator: Ibrahim Barakat
Creatives: Ibrahim Barakat, Alok Mohan
Agency Producer: Clarisse Mar Wai May

Mercedes-Benz: Sheep

Advertising Agency: Impact BBDO, Dubai, UAE
Regional Executive Creative Director: Fadi Yaish
Art Director: Ibrahim Barakat
Creatives: Ibrahim Barakat, Alok Mohan
Agency Producer: Clarisse Mar Wai May

A Walk on Mars

Le photographe français Julien Mauve est à l’origine d’une série de photographies originale. Il s’est rendu dans des paysages qui pourraient s’apparenter à ceux présents sur la planète Mars. Son but est de feindre un voyage touristique sur la planète rouge, comme on visiterait un pays. Une série de clichés qui réussit à nous transporter sur la quatrième planète du système solaire.

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Equipe de “The Big Bang Theory” vai patrocinar uma bolsa de estudos em universidade da Califórnia

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Atores e membros da equipe decidiram criar um fundo que vai auxiliar estudantes que precisam de ajuda financeira

> LEIA MAIS: Equipe de “The Big Bang Theory” vai patrocinar uma bolsa de estudos em universidade da Califórnia

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Diet Drug Advertising: Harmful to Consumers?

Category: Beyond Madison Avenue
Summary: As marketing and advertising professionals, we understand the power advertising wields amongst the consuming public. While we understand its power, advertising continues to add wrinkles within our social fabric.

A while ago, we advocated that AdLand should adopt the same philosophy as doctors; that our primary objective should be to do no harm. Advertising’s purpose is to inform, remind, and persuade, and within those boundaries…

Ad Age's Women to Watch 2015


This year’s women to watch have been behind some of the most intriguing marketing in recent memory — from spooky car washes to the definitive Oscar tweet. But they are also breaking new ground in other ways: Take Cindy Chen, who is leading Mondelez into e-commerce, or Erin Matts, who is unraveling data mysteries for Annalect. Holly Zheng is staking out properties for the burgeoning BlueFocus network. Hulu’s Jenny Wall is bringing big-name entertainment like Stephen King’s “11/22/63” online. And then there’s Allie Kline, whose marketing made AOL so appealing that Verizon is paying $4.4 billion to acquire it.

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Unprecedented Wave of Media Reviews Is Partly Driven by Rebate Debate


When one of the biggest media agencies in the world pulls out of the pitch for Coca-Cola’s business, you know the storm of simultaneous reviews is taking a toll.

Since Ad Age’s report just two weeks ago on the surge in media review activity, the list of top accounts in play has only grown, adding megamarketers General Mills, 21st Century Fox, Johnson & Johnson, Sony and Volkswagen.

“I don’t think this is a normal cycle,” Dentsu Aegis U.S. CEO Rob Horler said. “It is unprecedented; I’ve never seen anything like it.”

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An appeal to Cannes Jury members – more awards = more saving the world (2015)

As it turns out, the white pencils and glorious lions for Good are only helping solve the problems of the worlds poor for a mere three months a year. Solution: Lets have more awards! Sure. why not? We only have the Cannes Lions, the Effies, the Eurobest, the Epica, the Andy, the Clio, the Addy, the one show, the AIGA, the D&AD, the Kinsale Sharks, the Spikes, the LIAA, the Cresta, the New York Festivals and those are just the big ones….

#?IdeasForAction In 2003 we had started the #?Page3 and #?FTVstyle campaign to sensitize journalists and media about paying attention to real issues and not just socialites. This year we endeavour to influence the #?Cannes #?LionsAward organisers to have festivals and awards more often so that #?AdvertisingFolks create Public service campaigns with the #?rightintent and more #?sensitivity for #?socialissues throughout the year. Watch the video and kindly share.

Dear Mr. #?TerrySavage,

It’s often said that the entire universe conspires to get a good deed done. Well, in the case of advertising creativity, one could say it conspires a lot more during the months leading up to the #?CannesLionsFestival in June every year.

Which is a good thing. Because it is during this short burst of a couple of months that creative thinkers slam pedal to metal and we witness the birth of brilliant campaigns that benefit humanity. Myriad ideas that feed the hungry, educate the underprivileged, address inequalities and make the world a much better place.

That’s commendable and incredibly inspiring because these cause-related ideas are not for personal gain. These are ideas for good. Selfless demonstrations of the fact that for every social injustice in this world, there’s a copywriter and an art director who are determined to change it. The last vestiges of hope for a world consumed by commercial decay.

It’s 3 months of pure, unadulterated, cockle-warming service to humankind.

But therein lies the problem: Why should the good work stop after the Awards are given out in June? Why should the world be a happier place for just 3 months every year?

We spoke to many underprivileged beneficiaries and understood their obvious disappointment at the abrupt discontinuation of many wonderful initiatives, shortly after the ideas win a Lion. Or soon after they don’t win one, for that matter.

As head of the world’s pre-eminent creative awards festival, you can easily change that. We believe there’s a simple way to ensure many wonderful ideas impact lives positively for not just 3 odd months, but throughout the year.

Please have a look at the attached video for our suggestion. We believe you’ll find it to be a practical solution to the problem at hand.

Do let us know what you think and thanks for taking time to read through this.

Best regards,

Jeroninio Almeida
Founding Director
iCONGO- Indian Confederation of NGOs
http://www.icongo.in/homepage.html