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Enterprise picks you up. The well-worn tagline is literal, and it’s also a double entendre. The car rental brand is working to lift your spirits, as well. The brand’s ad campaign from Cannonball in St. Louis is fun and lighthearted, thanks largely to the work of comedians Kristen Bell and Joel McHale. “As the needs […]
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Mark Zuckerberg held a Wednesday meeting with staff, followed by a regularly scheduled meeting on Friday, partly to discuss the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
At PBS he expanded the “MacNeil/Lehrer Report” and started “Frontline,” but early successes at NBC News were overtaken by cuts imposed by new corporate bosses.
For adidas’ line of women’s workout apparel we had to prove that they are indeed everything you need to start exercising. To achieve this we’ve created a series of social media workout videos for mobile devices.
Ms. Bowser was one of television’s most prominent newswomen, reporting for CBS and then for the “PBS NewsHour,” covering a wide range of issues.
BMW has appointed Goodby, Silverstein & Partners as its lead creative agency in the U.S., following a competitive review.
The finalists in the pitch, which was handled by Roth Ryan Hayes, included Goodby, Droga5, Wieden & Kennedy, Anomaly and Hill Holliday. Representatives from Goodby, Roth Ryan Hayes and BMW were not immediately available for comment.
The incumbent agency was MDC Partners-owned KBS. The shop over the last year had steadily lost other pieces of the brand’s U.S. business. In December 2016, BMW handed web development to Omnicom’s Critical Mass after a review that was also run by Roth Ryan Hayes. Critical Mass’ relationship with BMW was not affected by the recent creative review. The creative review began in late October.
Carolyn Everson, VP of global marketing solutions at Facebook, says she actually started her fix-it tour (our words) days before CEO Mark Zuckerberg ventured out to speak on the Cambridge Analytica affair. She called the company’s top advertisers on Saturday, the day after the company first acknowledged the harvesting of data from some 50 million Facebook users by Cambridge Analytica. On Monday, she sent an email to a wider circle of advertisersan email some agency exces tell Ad Age was formulaic.
Mozilla and Pep Boys have said they are pulling spending on Facebook ads because of its apparent carelessness with data, and Sonos is suspending Facebook advertising for a week in support of data privacy. And the #deletefacebook movement is starting to swell. On Friday, Silicon Valley darling Elon Musk–who has a history of social media tit for tats with Zuckerbergrequested that the pages for his companies Space X and Tesla be taken down.
Everson spoke with Ad Age by phone late in the day on Thursday. The conversation has been edited.
In this week’s episode, a star-studded tango for H&M, an unusual new product for kids, a heart-rending mother-daughter tale, a look into Spike Jonze’s craft for Apple and the creative community’s powerful March for Our Lives art.
Earlier this month, Ad Age partnered with the Gun Safety Alliance to help support the efforts of the students marching in Washington and across the country during March for Our Lives on March 24.
When we put out a call to the creative community to create posters and social media imagery to help amplify the March for Our Lives message, the community answered. We received more than 100 powerful pieces of art calling for an end to gun violence in our schools. All week, Ad Age has been sharing these posters and social media imagery. You can see (and download) them here.
On Friday, the effort got an added boost in the form of over 1,000 digital billboards across the United States — in California, Connecticut, New Jersey, Illinois, Michigan, Kansas and Florida — including several towering placements in New York City’s Times Square.
A group of military veterans came together to create an all-veteran PSA about gun control. It stars military veterans of all genders, ages, ethnicities and military backgrounds. Their message is clear, “…we carried the M4/M16, we know its power first hand, and there is no reason it should be for sale in this country.”
There are ugly Christmas sweaters. And there’s the #reallyuglysweater. Take a closer look at it and you’ll see: the normally oh-so-peaceful crib is being bombed in the midst of a Syrian refugee camp. An ugly but very real scene for all those struggling in Syria on a daily basis. Gents created the fashion statement of the year to showcase the other side of the holidays and to ensure a truly merry Christmas for all children. One ugly sweater at a time. More than 10.000 eur was raised to support the work of SOS Children’s Villages in Syria.
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Carolyn Everson, VP of global marketing solutions at Facebook, says she actually started her fix-it tour (our words) days before CEO Mark Zuckerberg ventured out to speak on the Cambridge Analytica affair. She called the company’s top advertisers on Saturday, the day after the company first acknowledged the harvesting of data from some 50 million Facebook users by Cambridge Analytica. On Monday, she sent an email to a wider circle of advertisersan email some agency exces tell Ad Age was formulaic.
Mozilla has said it is pulling spending on Facebook ads because of its apparent careleness with data, and Sonos is suspending Facebook advertising for a week in support of data privacy. And the #deletefacebook movement is starting to swell. On Friday, Silicon Valley darling Elon Musk–who has a history of social media tit for tats with Zuckebergrequested that the pages for his companies Space X and Tesla be taken down.
Everson spoke with Ad Age by phone late in the day on Thursday. The conversation has been edited.
Amazon founder Bezos has been a Trekkie since he was a kid and ticked an item off his bucket list when he made a cameo as an alien in the 2016 flick “Star Trek Beyond.”
Bucket list. Cast, crew and Justin Lin @trailingjohnson were amazing. #StarTrekBeyond https://t.co/VJ95D8pQeK
Jeff Bezos (@JeffBezos) July 20, 2016
The website said that the bill, which removes protections from liability for facilitating trafficking, made it too risky to maintain its personal ads.
Johnson & Johnson, one of advertising’s biggest spenders, has consolidated and streamlined its creative business with two dedicated teams of WPP and Omnicom agencies. This follows a closed review that was initiated to cut costs and adopt a new operating model, the Wall Street Journal reported this morning. News of the review was first published…
IKEA celebrates The Global Recycling Day and is going all-in for a more sustainable future.
Avoiding waste and using resources efficiently is part of the IKEA way of working. It’s about getting creative with materials and to see solutions where most see waste. With the ambition to find methods to create more sustainable interior design, one of our product development teams asked themselves a question: “Would it be possible to use recycled waste instead of new materials, in our kitchen range?” That’s how KUNGSBACKA was born.
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