Camelot: Red Button

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Visine: Happy Tears – Alaa

Everyone is afraid of using eyedrops, so it’s not the easiest product for people to use. We choose to break the wall between the consumer and the product “Visine eye drops” by showing them samples of people who look like them, laughing hard and enjoying themselves with tears in their eyes after using the problem, which breaks that scary wall.

Visine: Happy Tears – Mirna

Everyone is afraid of using eyedrops, so it’s not the easiest product for people to use. We choose to break the wall between the consumer and the product “Visine eye drops” by showing them samples of people who look like them, laughing hard and enjoying themselves with tears in their eyes after using the problem, which breaks that scary wall.

Visine: Happy Tears – Rehab

Everyone is afraid of using eyedrops, so it’s not the easiest product for people to use. We choose to break the wall between the consumer and the product “Visine eye drops” by showing them samples of people who look like them, laughing hard and enjoying themselves with tears in their eyes after using the problem, which breaks that scary wall.

Visine: Happy Tears – Salama

Everyone is afraid of using eyedrops, so it’s not the easiest product for people to use. We choose to break the wall between the consumer and the product “Visine eye drops” by showing them samples of people who look like them, laughing hard and enjoying themselves with tears in their eyes after using the problem, which breaks that scary wall.

Visine: Happy Tears – Tarek

Everyone is afraid of using eyedrops, so it’s not the easiest product for people to use. We choose to break the wall between the consumer and the product “Visine eye drops” by showing them samples of people who look like them, laughing hard and enjoying themselves with tears in their eyes after using the problem, which breaks that scary wall.

Harmless Harvest Coconut Water: Anti-Ad Ads

People trust brands that are transparent. So, let’s create point of purchase ads that sell our coconut water without any false promises or B.S.

Choices Have Been Deleted

Gender equality is not guaranteed by the Constitution in 52 out of 192 countries.

Musselman's: The Accusation

In apple sauce maker Musselman’s largest-ever digital campaign, a series of “homemade”?social videos, apparently by the elderly “Helen from Westerville, Ohio,” accuses the company of stealing her recipe. The video-within-a-video format lets someone other than Musselman’s–someone who is anti-Musselman’s—push the brand’s “homemade” message.

Musselman’s Apple Sauce – “The Accusation”

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Musselman's: The Rebuttal

In apple sauce maker Musselman’s largest-ever digital campaign, a series of “homemade”?social videos, apparently by the elderly “Helen from Westerville, Ohio,” accuses the company of stealing her recipe. The video-within-a-video format lets someone other than Musselman’s–someone who is anti-Musselman’s—push the brand’s “homemade” message.

Musselman’s Apple Sauce – “The Rebuttal”

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Musselman's: Witness Bobby

In apple sauce maker Musselman’s largest-ever digital campaign, a series of “homemade”?social videos, apparently by the elderly “Helen from Westerville, Ohio,” accuses the company of stealing her recipe. The video-within-a-video format lets someone other than Musselman’s–someone who is anti-Musselman’s—push the brand’s “homemade” message.

Musselman’s Apple Sauce – “Witness Bobby”

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Musselman's: Spoon Test

In apple sauce maker Musselman’s largest-ever digital campaign, a series of “homemade”?social videos, apparently by the elderly “Helen from Westerville, Ohio,” accuses the company of stealing her recipe. The video-within-a-video format lets someone other than Musselman’s–someone who is anti-Musselman’s—push the brand’s “homemade” message.

Musselman’s Apple Sauce – “Spoon Test”

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Musselman's: American Grown

In apple sauce maker Musselman’s largest-ever digital campaign, a series of “homemade”?social videos, apparently by the elderly “Helen from Westerville, Ohio,” accuses the company of stealing her recipe. The video-within-a-video format lets someone other than Musselman’s–someone who is anti-Musselman’s—push the brand’s “homemade” message.

Musselman’s Apple Sauce – “American Grown”

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Billionaire Prince with Stakes in Apple and Twitter Arrested in Gov't Purge


When Prince Alwaleed bin Talal was arrested as part of an anti-corruption probe in Saudi Arabia, it was the latest twist in the story of a billionaire who has courted international attention — while cloaking his investments in secrecy.

Alwaleed is among the 11 princes, four ministers and dozens of current or former senior officials arrested on orders from a newly established anti-corruption committee headed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, said a senior Saudi official who spoke on condition of anonymity. The wealthiest of the arrestees, Alwaleed was picked up from his desert camp, the official said. Authorities didn’t disclose the allegations that prompted the action.

Despite his being the 50th-richest person in the world, with a $19 billion fortune according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, details on the source of Alwaleed’s wealth must be gleaned from his public statements, the website of his holding company and company filings. Often his transactions and assets are disguised by investing through funds that obscure the ultimate beneficiary.

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iPhone X, Uber … and Aetna Crack Viral Video Chart


It may not be as culturally cool as Uber, the iPhone X and even the Starbucks holiday cup, but just in time for benefits enrollment, Aetna makes its way onto our Viral Video chart. The insurer’s handy video, which explains the difference, for example, between an FSA and an HSA, has notched 4.76 million views and counting.

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Watch the Newest Ads on TV From Vizio, Nationwide, Sprint and More


Every weekday, we bring you the Ad Age/iSpot Hot Spots, new TV commercials tracked by iSpot.tv, the real-time TV ad measurement company with attention and conversion analytics from more than seven million smart TVs. The ads here ran on national TV for the first time yesterday.

A few highlights: Vizio serves up an ad that plays up its XLED TV picture quality with a “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” tie-in spot. Nissan also debuts a “Last Jedi” tie-in (E.J. Schultz has the backstory: “Nissan Breaks ‘Star Wars’ Campaign as Brand Hype Begins for ‘Last Jedi'”). And David Beckham stars in a Sprint commercial that calls the iPhone X a “game-changer”just like Beckham himself.

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Watch: Locals Cheer on 'Adopted' NYC Marathoners in MassMutual Video


The rain didn’t dampen the activation insurer MassMutual employed around the New York City Marathon on Sunday, the first marketing event of its kind for the Springfield, Massachusetts-based brand.

As part of its new “Live Mutual” branding, announced earlier this year, the company paired runners from out of town with local cheering supporters for “Adopt a Runner.”

The nearly two-minute-long spot hitting social feeds Monday includes images of supporters and runners in the 26.2-mile race around the citythat hit Queens, Brooklyn and, of course, Manhattanas well as on-the-street interviews.

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iPhone X, Uber … and Aetna Crack Viral Video Chart


It may not be as culturally cool as Uber, the iPhone X and even the Starbucks holiday cup, but just in time for benefits enrollment, Aetna makes its way onto our Viral Video chart. The insurer’s handy video, which explains the difference, for example, between an FSA and an HSA, has notched 4.76 million views and counting.

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CDs, Not Streaming, Send Kenny Chesney to No. 1

The country star sold 205,000 CDs of “Live in No Shoes Nation” thanks to a promotion with concert tickets.

Erich & Kallman Tells Wine Drinkers to ‘Know the Number’ for Noble Vines

Erich & Kallman, the San Francisco agency opened by W+K, GS&P, TBWA and Barton F. Graf vet Eric Kallman and former CP+B president Steve Erich in 2016, recently launched a campaign for Noble Vines, entitled “Know the Number.”

It’s not the first time the agency has promote a wine brand as the agency launched an effort for OneHope around a year ago.

The number in question in the “Know the Number” campaign is the series of numbers given to select vintages of wine grapes and which grace bottles of Noble Vines. As a 15-second spot explains, “For centuries, vintners have singled out individual vines that produce exceptional grapes,” and of those a few have stood the test of time to receive numbered designations.

The spot offers an explanation of the brand’s naming practices in a way that implies superior quality. “Know The Number” concludes by inviting viewers to learn more about the numbers behind Noble Vines wines and included an “interactive challenge” targeting millenials, particularly in the areas of Dallas, Miami and Southern California.  The campaign is running across outlets including Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, The New York Times, Vogue, Vanity Fair, Vox, Bravo and NBC News through December 2. According to the client, the campaign increased sales 27 percent in ad test markets.