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Too often our decisions are ruled by our emotions, which can lead to some undesirable results. But at Prudential Investment Managers we apply an objective lens to decision-making and consistently keep doing the right things right.
Too often our decisions are ruled by our emotions, which can lead to some undesirable results. But at Prudential Investment Managers we apply an objective lens to decision-making and consistently keep doing the right things right.
Too often our decisions are ruled by our emotions, which can lead to some undesirable results. But at Prudential Investment Managers we apply an objective lens to decision-making and consistently keep doing the right things right.
In Finland they have this thing called “free buckets.” Agency 358 decided to hand out branded ones to advertise the travel card trial offer for Helsinki Region Transport. Apparently the lines lasted for hours, kind of like getting a new iPhone. Six thousand people picked up a bucket and became a walking ad for HSL. The travel card gained 11,000 new users which is almost 900,000 Euro is added sales. Not bad at all for a city of 600,000.
New York Times journalists won three awards for foreign coverage. Other winners came from organizations including The Washington Post, ProPublica and WNYC.
Category: Beyond Madison Avenue
Summary: Google will no longer force YouTube viewer to watch 30-second unskippable ads, saying that as of 2018 the ad product will be ditched.
However, the 20-second and 6-second unskippable formats will remain.
“We’re committed to providing a better ads experience for users online,” said a Google spokesperson.
President Trump is lending credence to out-there Jonesisms, adding another “pinch-yourself-this-is-happening” element to our national journey into the upside-down.
Mr. Bartlett won a Pulitzer Prize for his national reporting but was remembered especially for the dinner party where he introduced the future president to Jacqueline Bouvier.
In Philip Roth’s 2004 alternative history, Charles Lindbergh is in the White House, cozying up to the Third Reich.