Meet 10 creative talents from Cream and find out how they would fix advertising
Posted in: UncategorizedWe asked 10 Cream winners to showcase their favourite work and explain how they would improve the ad industry.
We asked 10 Cream winners to showcase their favourite work and explain how they would improve the ad industry.
Vega, who is also a founder of Wieden & Kennedy São Paulo, replaces Andy Jex.
Facebook bought the photo-sharing social network in 2012 for $1bn.
New function is claimed to recognise barcodes as well as products themselves.
Activity includes a YouTube show with Heat magazine.
CEO John Seifert and next generation leader Carina De Blois talk about Ogilvy’s future and how it fits into the ever-morphing industry.
Ted Danson has made a career out of being comfortable in his own skin. But a recent interview with Ad Ageranging from his iconic role as Sam Malone on “Cheers” to his current work on “The Good Place” and a slate of new ads for Smirnoffgot him blushing.
“You just caught me watching one of the spots,” he says, after picking up the phone. “It’s always embarrassing when you’re caught watching yourself.”
In the vodka campaign he condenses his wit and charm into bite-sized chunks of six- and 15-second ads, sharing the stage with Jonathan Van Ness of Netflix’s “Queer Eye” and actress and LGBT activist Laverne Cox, among others.
Ted Danson has made a career out of being comfortable in his own skin. But a recent interview with Ad Ageranging from his iconic role as Sam Malone on “Cheers” to his current work on “The Good Place” and a slate of new ads for Smirnoffgot him blushing.
“You just caught me watching one of the spots,” he says, after picking up the phone. “It’s always embarrassing when you’re caught watching yourself.”
In the vodka campaign he condenses his wit and charm into bite-sized chunks of six- and 15-second ads, sharing the stage with Jonathan Van Ness of Netflix’s “Queer Eye” and actress and LGBT activist Laverne Cox, among others.
Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, Instagram’s co-founders, resigned from the photo app on Monday. Their exits add to the challenges facing Facebook, which owns the app.
Brett M. Kavanaugh submitted to questions about allegations of sexual misconduct, the first time in memory that a Supreme Court nominee was interviewed on TV before a confirmation vote.
In the latest installment of Adweek’s brand new programmatic advertising vertical, we rounded up the latest news in the ad-tech world so that you don’t have to wade through all the jargon. Here’s what happened last week that you should know. 1. It looks like Google is now the ultimate arbiter of trust in online…
In the latest installment of Adweek’s brand new programmatic advertising vertical, we rounded up the latest news in the ad-tech world so that you don’t have to wade through all the jargon. Here’s what happened last week that you should know. 1. It looks like Google is now the ultimate arbiter of trust in online…
The review addressed the departure of its editor, Ian Buruma, who published an essay by a man lamenting his ostracism after sexual misconduct allegations.
Partners in Crime may only have a full-time staff of two, but its reach is wide. Since starting in 2015, the agency has worked with clients like eBay, REI and Sheraton. It handles this heavy load through the help of freelancers–or what Partners in Crime’s founder, industry vet Stephen Goldblatt calls the “independent workforce.” Growing…