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Top 100 Fashion Trends in July – From 90s Raver Editorials to Couture Holy Month Catalogs (TOPLIST)
Posted in: UncategorizedCharles Harbutt, Photojournalist With an Eye for Art as Well as News, Dies at 79
Posted in: UncategorizedMiss USA Pageant Finds a Televised Venue
Posted in: UncategorizedTwitter oferece segmentação em “personas” para anunciantes
Posted in: UncategorizedO Twitter atualizou hoje sua ferramenta de anúncios para tornar mais fácil a vida das marcas que gastam dinheiro na rede. Agora é possível fazer uma segmentação mais personalizada através do que o Twitter está chamando de “Twitter Personas“. São 11 “personas”, e cada uma delas é separada de acordo com a segmentação: graduandos, profissionais, […]
> LEIA MAIS: Twitter oferece segmentação em “personas” para anunciantes
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Katy Perry Allies With Los Angeles Archdiocese Over Property Sale
Posted in: UncategorizedComic-Con International to Stay in San Diego Through 2018
Posted in: UncategorizedFacebook testa nova forma de cobrar por anúncios em vídeo
Posted in: UncategorizedO Facebook alterou esta semana algo além do seu logotipo. A rede social está testando uma nova maneira de cobrar por anúncios em vídeo. Enquanto a maneira convencionar é cobrar quando um vídeo patrocinado aparece na timeline, mesmo que o usuário apertasse o play ou não, o novo método proposto pelo Facebook é de realizar […]
> LEIA MAIS: Facebook testa nova forma de cobrar por anúncios em vídeo
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BBC to Cut 1,000 Jobs as License Revenue Falls Short
Posted in: UncategorizedStaffing Changes at GSD&M
Posted in: UncategorizedThis week, Austin’s GSD&M made a series of staffing changes that included the departures of several agency veterans.
The total number of employees dismissed was approximately a dozen, and the following executives are no longer with the agency:
- David Crawford, a 25-year veteran who was promoted to the SVP/managing GCD role in 2009
- Steve Shaw, a producer who spent three decades with the agency
- Scott Moore, SVP and account director who worked with McCann, Deutsch L.A. and KBS+ before joining GSD&M for the second time in 2005
SVP/GCD and McCann vet Gail Sheehan also left GSD&M earlier this year for a position with smaller Austin agency A3 Creative.
CEO Duff Stewart tells us that “we had to say goodbye to a few people to align our business with where we’re headed,” attributing the change to some prominent account losses and the shifting needs of current clients.
The most recent news concerning GSD&M came in May when PetSmart announced a decision to take its marketing in-house only seven months after signing the agency as its new creative lead. Former client Radio Shack, which enlisted “Weird Al” Yankovic to attempt a holiday comeback last year, also went bankrupt, and the hedge fund Standard General finalized its purchase yesterday for $26.2 million; many of the approximately 1,500 locations it bought in April will soon become Sprint/Radio Shack stores. Recent high-profile successes include the Avocados from Mexico Super Bowl ad, which we discussed with Creative Director and RPA/180LA veteran Tom Hamling in January.
Stewart notes that, aside from these changes, the agency is currently hiring for multiple positions in order to better align the needs of various clients with its in-house talent.
DeVito/Verdi, Legal Sea Foods Want You to go ‘Pescatarian’
Posted in: UncategorizedDeVito/Verdi launched a lighthearted new campaign for Legal Sea Foods, urging viewers to go “Pescatarian” while extolling the virtues of seafood. Pescatarian is defined as someone who doesn’t eat meat but will eat fish, but for the purposes of this campaign, it seems to mean someone who always eats fish, religiously.
The satirical proselytizing of the campaign includes broadcast spots (see above), print ads and a mock website extolling the virtues of the (fake) religion. Broadcast spots deliver satirical messages such as “Jesus fed 5,000 people with a few fish. We do that every single day.” in a tone mimicking religious evangelism. The broadcast campaign breaks next week in Boston, followed by print ads in a similar tone in July issues of two area magazines. We’ve included an example of the latter below.
Credits:
Agency: DeVito/Verdi
Creative Director: Sal DeVito
Copywriter: Barry Flanik
Art Director: Manny Santos
Agency Producer: Barbara Michelson
Digital Team: Lauren Reddy, Yasmin Elgibali
Editorial Company: Kind Edit
Editors: Anthony Marinelli, Eduardo Wong
Mashups de fotos criam cenas inusitadas
Posted in: UncategorizedEducador apresentou sua tese de doutorado em forma de história em quadrinhos
Posted in: UncategorizedSprint, T-Mobile CEOs Wage Feisty Fight On Twitter About Whose Plans Are Worse
Posted in: UncategorizedTwitter is often touted as a platform that gives a voice to those who may otherwise be unheard. But it also provides a platform for high-earning executives and competitors to curse at each other over who has a lousier product.
Last night Sprint CEO Marcelo Claure went on a tirade after T-Mobile CEO John Legere posted the following:
The link was to a Re/Code story that didn’t cast Sprint’s latest promotion –an all-in $80-a-month plan with ads that directly go after AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile — in the best light.
Harper Lee’s ‘Go Set a Watchman’ May Have Been Found Earlier Than Thought
Posted in: Uncategorized72andSunny Issues ‘Progress Report’ for truth
Posted in: Uncategorized72andSunny launched two new spots in its “Progress Report” campaign for anti-tobacco group truth today, examining recent developments in changing attitudes towards smoking.
One spot (featured above) calls out Camel for not allowing employees to smoke at their desks. It mendaciously conflates allowing smoking indoors to “It’s okay for their customers to smoke…but not their employees?” accompanied by an annoying “mind blown” GIF, employing the kinds of manipulative tactics truth once called out the tobacco industry for. Another spot applauds Syracuse University’s recent decision to become a tobacco free campus, emphasizing that less money on cigarettes means more money for “school supplies.” The spot ends by inviting viewers to sign a petition to ban smoking on their own campuses. Both spots are clearly aimed at a young audience, inspired by Internet culture and targeting short attention spans. That makes sense, since this is the demographic most prone to take up smoking, but it doesn’t make it any easier to watch for the rest of us. And with tobacco companies still wreaking havoc elsewhere in the world, you have to wonder if truth’s efforts would be better spent on targeting these shady practices, rather than focusing on the dwindling appeal of smoking domestically.
Credits:
CLIENT: Legacy
CMO : Eric Asche
VP, Marketing: Nicole Dorrler
Marketing Director: Mary Dominguez
Marketing Brand Manager: Jasmin Malone
AGENCY: 72andSunny
CREATIVE
CCO, Partner: Glenn Cole
GCD: Mick DiMaria
GCD: Justin Hooper
Lead Writer: Beau Unruh
Lead Designer: Allbriton Robbins
Writer: Rebeccca Ullman
Designer: Sarah Herron
Designer: Brianna Lohr
BRAND
Group Brand Director: Judson Whigham
Brand Director: Kristine Soto
Brand Director: Max Kislevitz
Brand Manager: Everette Cooke
Brand Coordinator: Chelsea Gilroy
PRODUCTION
Director of Film Production: Sam Baerwald
Film Producer: Thomas Martin
Film Producer: Esther Perls
BA
Director of Business Affairs: Michelle McKinney
Business Affairs Director: Amy Jacobsen
Business Affairs Manager: Amy Shah
STRATEGY
Group Strategy Director: Matt Johnson
Strategy Director: Kasia Molenda
Strategist: Alexandra Mathieu
PRODUCTION
72Studio
Director: Roberto Serrini
Producer: Jonny Edwards
Production Manager: Michael Bergin
POST-PRODUCTION
72Studio
Editor: Jason Lewis
Executive Producer: Jenn Locke
Post Production Producer: Benjamin Bragg
MUSIC
Syracuse: Dawin: Just Girly Things
RJ: The Grouch & Eligh “Say Eligh! Say Grouch!”
Music Supervisor: Marisa Wasser
YouTube: Watch for Nepal
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Media, Online
Youtube
A viewer can now contribute to charity by simply donating his time. Watch to Donate can become the quickest solution for any country in need of immediate support.
Advertising School:Miami Ad School, Mumbai, India
Art Director:Sonica Baptist
Copywriter:Himanish Ashar
Tutor:Manasvi Abrol, Raj Deepak Das