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Leibniz says “Thank you” to all moms for this feeling of security.
Leibniz Mothers Day Campaign.
“We learn to discover the world and follow out own paths. We learn to love. The be loved and left. We learn to hold on to someone. And let go. We learn to take on responsibility and to pass it on. We learn to look after ourselves and be there for our beloved ones. We learn from the most important person we have. By the very first word that we speak: Mummy.”
In a region with no cell signal, no roads and no internet, it’s hard for women to be reminded every year about the pap test. So we developed the “Flower of Life”. A kind of cattleya that blooms once a year and everytime it does, reminds Amazonian women it’s time for the pap test against cervical cancer. An initiative led by Grupo Hermes Pardini with the support of the Pará State Department of Health, a state with 3 more cases of the disease than the average in Brazil.
Tide-to-Go will partner with Google Chrome to provide a downloadable extension that will allow users to remove negative content from their social media newsfeed – helping to make more than just clothes a little bit brighter.
Two of the three major record labels stand to gain more than $1 billion after selling stakes in Spotify Technology SA, the streaming music company that went public last month.
Warner Music Group sold 75 percent of its stake in Spotify for approximately $400 million, CEO Steve Cooper said on a call with analysts Monday. Sony’s record label has sold about half of its stake for $750 million, according to a regulatory filing.
Spotify has proven to be a boon for the record labels, even as they remain a shadow of their former selves. Royalty checks from the streaming service have helped boost music-industry sales three years in a row.
Microsoft and Amazon may be competing with each other in the cloud-computing market, but in the realm of voice-controlled personal assistants, Cortana and Alexa are forging a friendship.
On Monday, the two companies showed the fruits of a collaboration announced last August to let Amazon’s Alexa and Microsoft’s Cortana talk to each other. In a demonstration, Cortana executive Megan Saunders used Alexa to order milk and then had the assistant wake Cortana to check her schedule and send email.
Then Alexa Senior VP Tom Taylor demonstrated using Cortana at work to check on his restaurant reservation before asking Cortana to raise Alexa to order an Uber. Alexa even declared that she likes Cortana.
Insurance brand AAMI is launching a new campaign for AAMI Life Insurance. Created by Ogilvy Melbourne, the new spot’s hero is six-year-old Camilla, a fiercely adorable karate student. Her moves and signature catchphrase become the catalyst for an unexpected series of events.
In typical AAMI style, the brand breaks the usual formula for Life Insurance with engaging and memorable characters, slice of life comedic storytelling, and human insight.
It’s less than a week until the broadcast upfronts. Networks are in the process of locking in their lineups for the 2018-19 television season, making final decisions about which of their current shows will continue on another year–and which are headed for the TV graveyard. As usual, CBS and The CW have already renewed the…
GroupM unveiled its 2018 “State of the Digital” report, which predicts where people worldwide are expected to consume content in the coming year. And for the first time, the WPP network sees online surpassing every other vertical–linear TV, print and radio–in terms of where people will choose to spend their time with media. The study,…
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 over the weekend.
A few highlights: Geico serves up a fresh cut of a comical ad starring pro golfer Daniel Berger and his (fictional) distant cousin Dougal (various version of this campaign have previously run online and on TV). Wells Fargo says that it’s working to earn back your trust (it doesn’t get specific about its recent troubles, but here’s a taste via Politico: “Wells Fargo slammed with $1B fine”). And Shaquille O’Neal helps JC Penney hype its selection of men’s “big & tall” fashions.
Chevrolet Spin is a huge success in Brazil. But after so many years inside the market, people got used to what the product delivers: more space. This created a new challenge for us: to sell the same feature, in a whole different way. We transformed some of pop culture’s icons into something never expected by adding a seventh element: a little twist to very known six-group of movies and television shows.
Chevrolet Spin is a huge success in Brazil. But after so many years inside the market, people got used to what the product delivers: more space. This created a new challenge for us: to sell the same feature, in a whole different way. We transformed some of pop culture’s icons into something never expected by adding a seventh element: a little twist to very known six-group of movies and television shows.
Chevrolet Spin is a huge success in Brazil. But after so many years inside the market, people got used to what the product delivers: more space. This created a new challenge for us: to sell the same feature, in a whole different way. We transformed some of pop culture’s icons into something never expected by adding a seventh element: a little twist to very known six-group of movies and television shows.
The 22-year-old rapper’s second album, “Beerbongs & Bentleys,” hit No. 1 with 431 million plays on digital-music services.
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