Dim Dining is a restaurant in Antwerp. They serve Japanese food with a Western twist. As a stunt, we introduced Tasteful Tattoos. Japanese tattoos that are for free… But their meaning isn’t “Courage”, “Strength” or “Hope”, but “Sea Bass Sashimi”, “Crispy Duck Salad” or another dish on the menu of Dim Dining. And if you get the tattoo, you get the matching dish as well. People can register for a Tasteful Tattoo on dimdining.be.
Dim Dining is a restaurant in Antwerp. They serve Japanese food with a Western twist. As a stunt, we introduced Tasteful Tattoos. Japanese tattoos that are for free… But their meaning isn’t “Courage”, “Strength” or “Hope”, but “Sea Bass Sashimi”, “Crispy Duck Salad” or another dish on the menu of Dim Dining. And if you get the tattoo, you get the matching dish as well. People can register for a Tasteful Tattoo on dimdining.be.
AR shopping
Facebook Messenger is launching a new augmented reality feature for brands where, for the first time, they can show off products through the Camera Effects Platform. Facebook currently lets brands and advertisers build other AR experiences through the effects platform, which competes with Snapchat’s Lens Studio, Apple’s ARKit and Google ARCore.
Facebook said Asus, Kia, Nike and Sephora have tested AR on Messenger. In theory it would let people get a better sense of their products in the digital world before buying, such as through a 360-rendering of a sneaker.
As if the Arrested Development Easter egg slipped into Avengers: Infinity War wasn’t enough of a treat for fans of the cult comedy, the show’s creator has created a remixed version of Season 4, which will debut Friday on Netflix. On Twitter, Creator Mitch Hurwitz revealed that the new version will be called Arrested Development…
The creative minds at Los Angeles-based multicultural boutique o1 Agency have built a great, beautiful candle–and they want you to pay for it. Beautiful is, of course, a matter of opinion when describing a dense, yellow-orange, miniature sculpture of President Donald Trump’s head and neck, but this candle is undeniably handcrafted. And for a limited…
The wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle may be the event of the year for the popular press, but only one reporter will be present for the ceremony.
The cover of the just-released May/June issue of Politico Magazinethe physical magazine, as opposed to the websitedeclares in all-caps that “THE TRUMP SHOW IS OVER.” A gif version of the cover produced for social media (above) animates the conceit, as a hand holding a remote control switches off a grainy TV image of the president.
But the storytitled “How the Trump Show Gets Old” inside the magazine and on the webisn’t about what you may think it’s about (the Mueller investigation or other existential crises facing the Trump adminstration). Rather, it’s about the fact that, as the story’s subhead puts it, “A big slump in season two is a hallmark of the president’s entire career. This time the ‘show’ is the White House, and his response will affect the world. So what are we in for?”
Senior Staff Writer Michael Kruse intially does something that many others have done: He draws parallels between Trump’s time on NBC’s “The Apprentice” and his adminstration to date. For instance,
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: Amazon suggests that the Amazon Echo Spot, with its built-in screen and ability to call other Echo devices, is a great way for families to “be together more.” Coca-Cola says that “Sharing’s always better” (at least when it comes to drinking Coke). And Pizza Hut wants you to celebrate its 60th anniversary: “So raise a slice to another 60 years and all the ways ‘No One OutPizzas The Hut.'”
One Medical, a growing health care company, has made a move to amplify its voice with the appointment of marketing vet Doug Sweeny as its first CMO.
Founded in San Francisco in 2007, the primary care, membership-based company works with more than 1,000 employers, including major tech and creative companies such as Uber, Space X, G.E., Soul Cycle and J Crew.
Sweeny moves from CMO of Nest, where he has been since it started up five years ago; it was acquired by Google in 2014. He previously worked at agencies such as Chiat/Day, Hal Riney, AKQA and Y&R. Sweeny will report to CEO Amir Dan Rubin, who joined last July as founder Tom X. Lee moved into the role of executive chairman.
Recent advancements in machine learning are significantly changing the advertising landscape. Over the past year, improvements in the technology have enabled marketers to start measuring real net profits from ads and allow small advertisers to effectively compete with large advertisers on a more even playing field. Thanks to machine learning, advertising platforms such as Facebook…
The first round of the 2018 National Football League Draft–broadcast by ESPN, ESPN Deportes, Fox and NFL Network–was the No. 1 pick of the Nielsen Social Content Ratings for the week of April 23. Nielsen included the NFL Draft under television series and specials, not sports events, and coverage of the first round tallied 15.965…
After decades in the ad industry, former RAPP Los Angeles and RAPP London executive creative director Nick Platt decided to create his own agency. “For years, I carried a notebook where I would write down everything that I would do differently in advertising and at the agency level,” Platt said in a statement. “Those ideas…
Media company and content studio Studio71 unveiled its 2018 lineup at its NewFront, which includes new partnerships, as well as an expansion of what it called its most engaging and culturally relevant franchises. The lineup includes new original content from creators like comedian and actress Lilly Singh. It will also continue popular shows like Rhett…
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Some Facebook users on Tuesday saw notes at the bottom of posts asking whether they contain hate speech.
It looked like Facebook was trying to bolster its forever-war against hate speech on the platform, primarily fought with algorithms and human staffers, by simply asking users to call it out.
People saw the question appear on innocuous posts, including one from The Bad Apple bar in Chicago talking about menu items.
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: Amazon suggests that the Amazon Echo Spot, with its built-in screen and ability to call other Echo devices, is a great way for families to “be together more.” Coca-Cola says that “Sharing’s always better” (at least when it comes to drinking Coke). And Pizza Hut wants you to celebrate its 60th anniversary: “So raise a slice to another 60 years and all the ways ‘No One OutPizzas The Hut.'”
After a long weekend (with two days off) we launch this discount for those that love a grilled holidays.
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