Volkswagen: Captured by Nature – Monkeys
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Mothers are known to shield the fault of their kids from strangers. this ad thus draw a parallel from this human truth by showing how mothers use the brand (Hypo Bleach) to take out different stain of popular local meals from the clothes of their kids, thereby covering the stains that were once there.
Mothers are known to shield the fault of their kids from strangers. this ad thus draw a parallel from this human truth by showing how mothers use the brand (Hypo Bleach) to take out different stain of popular local meals from the clothes of their kids, thereby covering the stains that were once there.
Mothers are known to shield the fault of their kids from strangers. this ad thus draw a parallel from this human truth by showing how mothers use the brand (Hypo Bleach) to take out different stain of popular local meals from the clothes of their kids, thereby covering the stains that were once there.
Home improvement retailer Home Depot and visual network Pinterest have partnered to expand Pinterest’s visual discovery feature–Shop the Look, with more than 100,000 shoppable products–to capitalize on consumer search behavior on the platform and overcome search engine shortcomings. To shop a pin, users tap the white circle on a product to see similar, shoppable items,…
Best Buy, the large consumer electronics retailer, plans to sever ties with Chinese phone maker Huawei amid U.S. government criticism of the phone maker, according to people familiar with the matter.
The retail giant will stop selling all Huawei phones, laptops, and smartwatches in the coming weeks, they said. In addition, Best Buy won’t sell phones under the Honor brand, a Huawei subsidiary that was supposed to help the Chinese phone maker sell in lower-cost smartphone markets globally, including in the U.S.
Best Buy follows U.S. mobile-phone carriers AT&T and Verizon Communications in distancing themselves from Huawei, which has come under scrutiny by U.S. officials concerned about whether the company is too closely affiliated with the Chinese government.
It’s celebrated in November 20th the Brazilian Black Consciousness Day. Despite the fact that the date is actually a holiday, we still have to reflect the equality (or the lack of it) in our society.
It’s celebrated in November 20th the Brazilian Black Consciousness Day. Despite the fact that the date is actually a holiday, we still have to reflect the equality (or the lack of it) in our society.
It’s celebrated in November 20th the Brazilian Black Consciousness Day. Despite the fact that the date is actually a holiday, we still have to reflect the equality (or the lack of it) in our society.
Today, Sandy Hook Promise is launching its latest PSA, “The Other Side,” which encourages people to visit SaySomething.net and bring the organization’s new, no-cost Say Something Anonymous Reporting System to their schools. It’s the latest PSA in a series released by Sandy Hook Promise over the past 18 months that has focused on encouraging people to learn the signs that might lead to gun violence and to say something when you see them, beginning in 2016 with “Evan” and continuing this year with “Tomorrow’s News.”
From a pop-cultural perspective, what’s better than a trainwreck celebrity? A self-deprecating trainwreck celebrity, right?
Uh, usually … but not always.
The ever-looming presence of Amazon in the ecommerce (and even offline) world is one threat retailers consistently have at the top of their mind. While some traditional brands are shaken by Amazon’s existence, others, like digitally native brands, appear less concerned and instead are focusing on building their brand and appealing to consumers. Boxed, an…
Gary Vaynerchuk’s VaynerMedia was an early adopter of using video as a way for brands to message their wares on social. It pivoted to video prior to that phrase becoming a publisher’s SOS call. The social agency grew its reputation on helping brands navigate Facebook, Twitter and, more recently, Snapchat before the platforms became inundated…
Comedian and producer Byron Allen acquired the Weather Channel TV network as he looks to expand his film and TV production company into a major media business.
Allen’s Entertainment Studios bought the network from Blackstone Group, Bain Capital and Comcast Corp., according to a statement Thursday. The price was approximately $300 million, according to a person familiar with the terms who wasn’t authorized to speak publicly and asked not to be identified.
The deal includes the famous cable TV network, but not the online assets such as the website Weather.com and related mobile apps, which were acquired by IBM in January 2016.
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 eight million smart TVs. The ads here ran on national TV for the first time yesterday.
A few highlights: “Westworld” star Jeffrey Wright pops up in two commercials for Dell Technologies that call attention to DT-group-companies’ leadership role in “digital transformation.” Celebrities take to the dance floor to help retailer H&M promote its affordable fashions (Creativity’s Alexandra Jardine has the backstory: “Winona Ryder and Elizabeth Olsen star in an epic dance-off for H&M that screams female empowerment.”) And JC Penney wants you to “get your feel-good moments from your family and your spring style from JC Penney” (earlier this month Ad Age’s Adrianne Pasquarelli reported on the department store’s new direction: “JC Penney Takes Wraps Off First Work From Badger & Winters”).
The big holding company agency model may be under pressure but it’s still possible to run a “wonderful” agency business if local entrepreneurs are in charge, according to M&C Saatchi chief David Kershaw.