Feature: Trump vs. Congress: Now What?
Posted in: UncategorizedAfter the president suffered his first defeat on Capitol Hill, can the White House still make good on its legislative promises?
After the president suffered his first defeat on Capitol Hill, can the White House still make good on its legislative promises?
Halifax has unveiled Parker and Lady Penelope of Thunderbirds fame as the latest classic TV characters to appear in its TV campaign.
Fallon is a legendary advertising agency, and one of the pillars of the Minneapolis market. Fallon picked up Arby’s a few years ago and has helped the brand find its unique baritone voice. There is a keen sense of humor in play here; yet, this is no-nonsense product advertising. In other words, there’s something for […]
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Fox News is a singular force, crafting a searing narrative about what’s happening in the world for millions of viewers, including President Trump.
Farhad and Mike discuss how YouTube’s issues with brands pulling ads because of racist content has caused a major headache for Google’s video arm.
E essa semana fechamos a conversa sobre sistema prisional com Lucas Rechdan e com Ariadne Natal debatendo mudanças de curto prazo – investimento e mudança de leis, médio prazo – propor discussões para questionar o modelo punitivista e de longo prazo – mostrando a proposta de novos sistemas para mudar nossos paradigmas. Contamos também com […]
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Mr. Wrightson, who learned his craft by studying comics and taking correspondence courses, loved to meet fans and attend conventions.
In “The Crisis of the Middle-Class Constitution” Ganesh Sitaraman examines inequality not only as an economic problem but also as a threat to American democracy.
A graphic novel, a story collection, an apocalyptic novella and New York City under water: N.K. Jemisin reviews the latest in science fiction and fantasy.
After a decade of visiting the city on tour, I finally got to experience it as a tourist.
As a staff photographer for Columbia Records, Mr. Hunstein shot Bob Dylan, Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday and many others.
Quem nunca se confundiu com falsos cognatos que atire a primeira pedra, né mesmo? Neste episódio, o nosso usual co-host Rodrigo Gonzalez ficou de cama e no seu lugar trouxemos Jean Prado, do Tecnoblog. E discutimos sobre as novidades do Google tanto no seu evento no Brasil quanto no campo do Android. Além disso, também […]
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Após período de testes, o Facebook finalmente começou a liberar para todos novidades no Messenger, que devem afetar principalmente grupos de chat com muitas pessoas: as reações e menções. Com a nova atualização, os usuários podem dentro das conversas utilizar as mesmas reações encontradas nos posts da rede social, inclusive o botão “descurtir” que apareceu […]
> LEIA MAIS: Messenger ativa menções e reações, incluindo o “descurtir”, para todos os usuários
Connected devices are treasure trove of intimate data and insights for marketers.
But what happens when every device is a data point? How do you determine signal from noise?
Here’s how to find the magic in the math in this second installment of The Connected Life.
Another wave of marketers has suspended advertising on YouTube or in some cases other Google properties in what’s shaping up as an unprecedented revolt against the world’s largest digital media player over ads placed with objectionable content.
General Motors, Walmart, Pepsico and FX Networks on Friday joined brand marketers that include Johnson & Johnson, Verizon and AT&T, which earlier in the week said they’ve halted YouTube advertising over brand-safety issues.
The Association of National Advertisers also issued a statement Friday supporting “several ANA members” that “have suspended their advertising on Google websites, including YouTube, after some ads were placed near objectionable content including hate speech and terrorist-oriented websites”
Kia is going all-in on its advertising lately.
After launching a new spot with LeBron James last week in “Rain” last week and promoting the 2017 Kia Cadenza via its “The Luxury Experts” stunt asking valets to identify the unmarked luxury car earlier this month, David&Goliath returns with another effort for the Cadenza.
“Impossible to Ignore” calls back to “The Luxury Experts” in its use of valets (albeit in a much different way) and stars Christina Hendricks, who will always be Mad Men‘s Joan Harris to us. In the spot, Hendricks walks out of a hotel to a line of valets with luxury cars waiting outside. Disappointed valets open their Audi, BMW and Lexus car doors, but Hendricks walks past them all. She has plans of her own.
Like “The Luxury Experts,” the spot is built around a simple concept. Unlike that spot, it gets to its point fairly quickly, as Hendricks drives away behind the wheel of her Cadenza as the voiceover delivers the line “Confidence never goes out of style.”
Regardless of how you feel about the execution, it’s hard to argue against the actress as the embodiment of the ad’s tagline.
–-Grey New York and Pantene celebrate “Strong, Beautiful African American Hair” (video above).
-On that note, the Ad Club of New York notes that there are fewer than 100 black female executives in the entire ad industry.
-Pretty much every ad industry trade group applauded the senate’s decision to repeal laws forbidding internet service providers from selling users’ data without their permission. Ad Contrarian calls both parties “fucking irresponsible morons.”
-Agency Lapiz makes it rain tequila to promote tourism to Mexico in Germany.
–Christopher Koller returns to Huge as vice president, strategy for the agency’s London office.
-Virgin America is deader than the American Health Care Act.
-Chicago’s Lipman Hearne hired Derrick Rivers, veteran of Fluent 360/DDB and Burrell Communications, as its new creative director.
-Miami Hispanic agency Republica promoted Melissa Bartolini to head of strategy and Fredda Rodriguez to director of channel strategy.