Finding a dog-friendly friend to walk and/or watch Fido while you’re away from home can be difficult. That’s where Rover.com, the nation’s largest network of 5-star pet sitters and dog walkers, can be of assistance. The company’s network of pet sitters has grown nearly 90% over the past year, now topping more than 200,000 in […]
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Animals unfortunately, cannot talk. And because they can’t talk, they can’t share. But imagine for a second, if they could. Imagine if they were loaded with the same ammunition we had, namely cameras and mobile phones. What would they show? This campaign explores that. And it asks the viewer to share their pain, because they can’t.
Print advertisment created by JWT, India for Sanctuary Nature Foundation, within the category: Public Interest, NGO.
Advertising Agency: JWT, Gurgaon, India
Chief Creative Officer: Senthil Kumar
Executive Creative Director / Senior Vice President: Amit Shankar
National Creative Director: Sambit Mohanty
Creative Director / Art Director / Illustrator: Prakash Suniya
Copywriter: Bodhisatva Dasgupta
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“O fim do mundo é um tema aparentemente interminável – pelo menos, é claro, até que ele aconteça”. As consequências do aquecimento global já observado são muito severas. De acordo com o Fundo Global para Redução de Desastres e Recuperação (GFDRR), o impacto dos desastres naturais ligados ao clima equivalem a uma perda anual de …
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Mr. Ferro’s move ends his relationship with the embattled newspaper publisher, which is selling The Los Angeles Times and owns The Chicago Tribune.
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Modelos de vinil HD devem chegar ao mercado em 2019
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Ordem especial de Trump quer provar que o correio dos EUA tem perdido bilhões por culpa da Amazon
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A Renault segue demonstrando ao público que sabe como usar os embaixadores de sua marca para divulgar seus produtos. Depois de mostrar Anitta assumindo o controle da empresa para divulgar uma promoção, agora foi a vez da atriz Marina Ruy Barbosa apresentar o Renault Capture – um dos modelos vendidos pela fabricante – se transformando em …
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(TrendHunter.com) A simple game of fetch with your furry friend is a great form of exercise and bonding, but the ‘SwiftPaws’ interactive dog game looks to enable owners to enhance their time spent in the…
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Retail giant Macy’s recently issued an RFI for its U.S. media planning and buying business, a spokesperson confirmed today. “Macy’s is conducting a review of its media account currently handled by Carat as part of normal practice to review agencies after five years,” the representative said. Joanne Davis Consulting is managing the review, according to…
The two-month NBA playoffs juggernaut is set to tip off Saturday afternoon, and ad inventory is selling like Slurpees in Hell, as the league’s broadcast partners estimate that some 90 percent of the available commercial time already has been snapped up by marketers shilling everything from fast food to summer popcorn movies.
And while the NBA postseason is always a must-buy for a number of youth-skewing categories, interest in this year’s 16-team tournament is particularly elevated, given how the league has managed to defy the gravitational forces that have dragged down the ratings for pretty much everything else on TV. According to Nielsen live-plus-same-day data, the NBA during the 2017-18 season enjoyed its highest audience deliveries in four years, with the combined viewership across ESPN, ABC, TNT and NBA TV up 8 percent year-over-year to 1.28 million viewers.
Basketball fans who tune in for this weekend’s slate of games will notice that TNT and ESPN/ABC for the first time have lined up presenting sponsorships for their respective live playoff packages. TNT has inked a comprehensive deal securing Hulu as the presenting sponsor of its full slate of postseason coverage, ranging from the first round all the way to the Western Conference Finals in mid-May. Meanwhile, ESPN and its broadcast sibling ABC have locked in PepsiCo’s breakfast drink Mountain Dew Kickstart as the marquee backer of their first-round playoff action.
It usually takes Aflac two to three months to produce a 30-second spot, but this weekend, they’re narrowing that timeline down to 48 hours. Ahead of the Academy of Country Music Awards, the insurer plans to produce a commercial featuring musician Chris Young along with the recipient of the new Aflac Lifting Lives Honor award. The spot, which will also feature Aflac’s signature spokesduck, will air during Sunday’s event and include footage from the weekend, including the announcement of the Lifting Lives honoree, a person prominent in the music-therapy industry.
Aflac worked with Dick Clark Productions, which produces the ACM Awards, on the new spot.
The new spot is part of a larger strategy recently introduced by Catherine Hernandez-Blades, a four-year veteran of the Columbus, Georgia-based brand who was promoted to chief brand and communications officer and senior VP last October. She’s already initiated a review earlier this year of Aflac’s creative agency, Publicis, which has held the business for several years.
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Last year Intel, the chipmaker best known to the wider world for its “Intel Inside” tagline, decided to pivot from being a PC-centric company to a data-centric one. It has invested heavily in artificial intelligence, the internet of things, drones, autonomous cars and more. Those data-centric businesses made up 47 percent of revenues in fiscal 2017, underscoring the diminished importance of the PC to its business.
“We need to make sure the future tech buyers of the world understand we’re not just a chip in a PC,” says Intel’s Alyson Griffin, who is charged with telling that story. “We need to make sure we’re not stuck inside a PC.”
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In her second appearance as a witness against Bill Cosby, Ms. Constand said he drugged and sexually assaulted her after she had rejected his advances.
A report by Maggie Haberman and Michael S. Schmidt in today’s New York Times is headlined “Trump, Angry About Reports of Subpoenas, Nearly Fired Mueller in December.” And an opinion column by Jennifer Rubin published online this morning by The Washington Post is titled “The White House says Trump can fire Mueller. That should give Republicans heartburn.”
Judging from the just-released ad above, plenty of Republicans are already popping Prisolec at the prospect of the president trying to put an end to Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation by ousting the man himself. It was created by a group called Republicans for the Rule of Law, which was founded by conservative commentator Bill Kristol. The ad is slated to appear today on D.C.-market cable news channels, including on Fox News during President Trump’s favorite TV show, “Fox & Friends.”
“In Vietnam,” an announcer says in voice-over at the start of the ad, “Robert Mueller rescued fallen Marines under enemy fire and was awarded a Bronze Star for valor.” It goes on like that, laying out Mueller’s credentials while conspicuously never mentioning a certain someone who famously got out of serving in Vietnam on a “bone spurs” deferment (plus four educational deferments). A series of GOP leaders are also shown saying things in support of Muellerincluding Vice President Mike Pence, who says “The special counsel has a job to do”before closing with an appeal: “Call your representative,” the announcer urges, “and tell them to protect the Mueller investigation.”
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Last year Intel, the chipmaker best known to the wider world for its “Intel Inside” tagline, decided to pivot from being a PC-centric company to a data-centric one. It has invested heavily in artificial intelligence, the internet of things, drones, autonomous cars and more. Those data-centric businesses made up 47 percent of revenues in fiscal 2017, underscoring the diminished importance of the PC to its business.
“We need to make sure the future tech buyers of the world understand we’re not just a chip in a PC,” says Intel’s Alyson Griffin, who is charged with telling that story. “We need to make sure we’re not stuck inside a PC.”
More of Laura Ingraham’s sponsors joined the boycott bandwagon this week, but even as companies like Red Lobster and SlimFast pulled their ads from her Fox News show, the cable news behemoth has managed to keep commercial levels steady.
“The Ingraham Angle” aired 16 national commercials on Thursday night from 12 brands, according to iSpot.TV. That’s up from Ingraham’s return from vacation on Monday, when the show included nine commercials from seven advertisers, if down significantly from commercial time before the boycott began on March 28.
Ace Hardware, which pulled its ads from “The Ingraham Angle” on April 5, reappeared in Thursday night’s episode with two commercials. The company had previously said that it would no longer run ads in the program.
To bring yourself up to speed on the conversation surrounding former FBI Director James Comey’s new memoir, “A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership,” you could read something in-depth and thoughtful about it, such as Michiko Kakutani’s review in The New York Times.
Or you could read something less in-depth and thoughtful, such as “6 things you should know about the Comey book and the media frenzy around it.”
Or, screw it, you could just skim this morning’s front pages of New York City’s leading tabloids and be done with it:
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