The Manhattan district attorney and the state attorney general want the network to turn over information from its internal investigation, according to an S.E.C. filing.
The Manhattan district attorney and the state attorney general want the network to turn over information from its internal investigation, according to an S.E.C. filing.
The Manhattan district attorney and the state attorney general want the network to turn over information from its internal investigation, according to an S.E.C. filing.
The Manhattan district attorney and the state attorney general want the network to turn over information from its internal investigation, according to an S.E.C. filing.
How’s this for meta?
The Outdoor Advertising Association of America launched a campaign this week ahead of Advertising Week to get the industry pumped up about “OOH’s power, value and significance in today’s digital world.”
Which explains why you’ll be seeing some familiar faces like Richards’ Group founder Stan Richards, Barton F. Graf founder Gerry Graf and Anomaly copywriter Jezz Chung around the city when you’re hustling panels, coffee and cocktails during Advertising Week.
An emotionally fraught hearing in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Thursday had Americans riveted to their TV sets and mobile devices. Millions of people huddled around their screen of choice for what at times seemed like a nine-hour inquisition into the heart and soul of the nation.
While a delay in Nielsen’s processing of the broadcast ratings and an imprecise reckoning of the streaming numbers leaves us with only a murky impression of the audience for Thursday’s proceedings, the data that is currently available suggests that tens of millions of Americans watched at least part of the hearings.
In terms of the overall TV deliveries, the preliminary ratings indicate that nearly 20 percent of all TVs that were in use between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. were tuned in to the testimony of Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Supreme Court justice nominee Brett Kavanaugh on the broadcast and cable networks. According to Nielsen overnight data from the 56 metered local TV markets, the marathon session averaged a 16.2 household rating, which upon the addition of the remaining media markets and the requisite adjustments needed to derive the final live-same-day data, should work out to an average TV audience of around 25 million to 26 million total viewers across NBC, CBS, ABC, Fox News Channel, CNN and MSNBC.
Hershey has moved creative responsibility for several of its most prominent candy brands to Droga5. “Droga5 has joined Hershey’s roster of creative agencies,” a company spokesperson said. “Droga5 is highly innovative and has consistently demonstrated their ability to develop breakthrough creative over the past decade. We are eager for them to develop revolutionary work for…
How’s this for meta?
The Outdoor Advertising Association of America launched a campaign this week ahead of Advertising Week to get the industry pumped up about “OOH’s power, value and significance in today’s digital world.”
Which explains why you’ll be seeing some familiar faces like Richards’ Group founder Stan Richards, Barton F. Graf founder Gerry Graf and Anomaly copywriter Jezz Chung around the city when you’re hustling panels, coffee and cocktails during Advertising Week.
A U.S. appeals court ordered the new trial in a suit accusing the band of copying a riff from the band Spirit for the intro to its 1971 song.
“Insanity” might not be the best word to describe anything, but it’s how some people described Salesforce Dreamforce prior to attending the event for my first time. And to an extent, it certainly is crazy.
More than 170,000 people came to this year’s spectacle and regardless of where you were, where you were going, you always saw a sea of people wearing Dreamforce badges. Escalators at hotels and event venues were slammed in every direction. Walking outside meant keeping your head on a swivel.
Dreamforce takes over several blocks and transforms them with forest-themed installations: There’s fake grass on gravel, waterfalls and rock climbing walls.
“Insanity” might not be the best word to describe anything, but it’s how some people described Salesforce Dreamforce prior to attending the event for my first time. And to an extent, it certainly is crazy.
More than 170,000 people came to this year’s spectacle and regardless of where you were, where you were going, you always saw a sea of people wearing Dreamforce badges. Escalators at hotels and event venues were slammed in every direction. Walking outside meant keeping your head on a swivel.
Dreamforce takes over several blocks and transforms them with forest-themed installations: There’s fake grass on gravel, waterfalls and rock climbing walls.
Hershey has moved creative responsibility for several of its most prominent candy brands to Droga5. “Droga5 has joined Hershey’s roster of creative agencies,” a company spokesperson said. “Droga5 is highly innovative and has consistently demonstrated their ability to develop breakthrough creative over the past decade. We are eager for them to develop revolutionary work for…
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“Insanity” might not be the best word to describe anything, but it’s how some people described Salesforce Dreamforce prior to attending the event for my first time. And to an extent, it certainly is crazy.
More than 170,000 people came to this year’s spectacle and regardless of where you were, where you were going, you always saw a sea of people wearing Dreamforce badges. Escalators at hotels and event venues were slammed in every direction. Walking outside meant keeping your head on a swivel.
Dreamforce takes over several blocks and transforms them with forest-themed installations: There’s fake grass on gravel, waterfalls and rock climbing walls.
Hershey Co. is once again shaking up its roster, adding Droga5 to its list of agencies and confirming that it no longer works with Crispin Porter & Bogusky.
“Droga5 is highly innovative and has consistently demonstrated their ability to develop breakthrough creative over the past decade,” Hershey said in a statement. We are eager for them to develop revolutionary work for our iconic brands.”
It was not immediately clear which brands within the Hershey portfolio Droga5 would get the chance to work on. The agency referred calls for comment to the marketer, which declined to disclose them.
Microsoft Corp. and Volkswagen are set to strike a deal to use the U.S. software giant’s cloud technology to connect the auto manufacturer’s entire vehicle fleet as the world’s biggest carmaker steps up its transformation into digital and mobility services.
VW will channel all of its digital offerings through Microsoft’s Azure software, creating the world’s largest automotive cloud of its type in an effort that’ll help streamline future developments, the Wolfsburg, Germany-based company said Friday in a joint statement. By 2020, more than 5 million new cars per year will connect using the software. The two companies didn’t disclose the value of the deal.
“The strategic partnership with Microsoft will turbocharge our digital transformation,” said VW Chief Executive Officer Herbert Diess. “We will play a key role in shaping the future of auto-mobility.”
Atomic’s striking new campaign and visual identity for the revamped Royal Opera House captures ballet and opera stars with a radical new technique to stunning effect. Captured over an intense three day shoot with photographer Giles Revell, we used a revolutionary technique to capture the shape and colour of movement, blurring the lines between the moving and still image.
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