Snapchat is rolling out a new tool to let users identify objects in real life and then buy them on Amazon. The companies are announcing a partnership for a “visual search” feature, which will let users point Snapchat’s camera app at items to find them within the <span aria-describedby="tt" class="glossaryLink " data-cmtooltip=" Ecommerce Ecommerce is…
De onde surgiu este movimento contra a masturbação? Qual o significado dele hoje? Masturbação vicia? Pornografia vicia? Existe uma relação entre pornografia e impotência sexual? Confira no papo entre o leigo curioso, Ken Fujioka, e o cientista PhD, Altay de Souza. OUÇA (36min 30s) ======== Download | iTunes | Android | Feed Edição: Reginaldo Cursino ======== REFERÊNCIAS Naruhodo #93 – Ejacular com …
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Demorou cinco anos, mas Tiger Woods enfim voltou a vencer um dos campeonatos do PGA Tour depois de todo o desastre midiático em torno de seu divórcio com a esposa Elin Nordegren, o escândalo sexual que provocou a separação e os problemas de saúde que comprometeram suas costas. O golfista venceu neste domingo (24) o …
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A Globo anunciou uma parceria com a Getty Images, distribuidora do banco de stockshots de produções da emissora brasileira. O acordo de distribuição fará com que milhares de “clipes b-roll” (imagens de cobertura e suplementares) do Acervo da Globo alcancem um público ainda maior, atendendo a quase um milhão de clientes. A coleção, filmada por cinegrafistas brasileiros, …
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A Caloi resgatou sua icônica campanha “Não esqueça a minha Caloi” para comemorar os 120 anos da empresa e, principalmente, para conscientizar os motoristas e a sociedade sobre a inclusão da bicicleta como veículo de transporte. A frase conhecida dos brasileiros há 40 anos ressurge agora não para vender mais bicicletas, como na época de seu lançamento, …
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Em mais um capítulo da saga “Redes de fast-food norte-americanas provocando umas às outras”, agora é a vez do Subway chegar na voadora no peito pra cima do McDonald’s. A marca lançou recentemente uma série de comerciais que mostra ninguém mais que Ronald McDonald, o antigo mascote da rival, relaxando em uma cenário paradisíaco enquanto …
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A disputa entre a Comcast e a 21th Century Fox para ver quem passaria a comandar a Sky terminou com vitória da Comcast, cuja oferta final foi de aproximadamente US$ 39 bilhões. Depois de um mês de disputa, o leilão final aconteceu em três turnos em um mesmo dia, sendo supervisionado pela Takeover Panel. O …
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Uma looooooonga semana mupóquica separa este programa do último que publicamos antes. No programa de hoje, Luiz Yassuda, Gabriel Prado e Tales Cione falam sobre suas vidas atribuladas e fazem uma revelação que vai emocionar todo e qualquer ouvinte do Mupoca. A arte de capa e edição do som são obras de Robson Bravo. iTunes …
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Film
Gillette
Advertising Agency:Grey, New York, USA
Worldwide Chief Creative Officer:John Patroulis
Deputy Chief Creative Officer:Jeff Stamp
Executive Creative Director:Joe Mongognia
Associate Creative Directors:Jon Cochran, Brian Pluta
Evp:Brian Weston
Global Account Director:Brian Weston
Vp:Corey Dobbs, Katy Hill
Account Director:Corey Dobbs
Account Executive:Hunter Teare
Senior Strategist:Jhanell Biggs
Project Manager:Joey Scarillo
Production Company:Tool Of North America
Director:Floyd Russ
Managing Partner:Dustin Callif
Managing Director:Nancy Hacohen
Ep:Preston Garrett
Line Producer:Andy Coverdale
Dp:Jacob Møller
Cpo:James Mcpherson
Chief Production Officer:James Mcpherson
Head Of Production:Tania Salter
Executive Integrated Producer:Katy Hill
Integrated Film Producer:Dante Da Parma
Music Producer:Kurt Steinke
Business Manager:Suzanne Voss
Film
Sanofi Genzyme;Regeneron
Atopic dermatitis can take everything from patients. It can rob them of opportunities, moments and feelings. It steals days. Days and days and days of their lives.
To launch the first ever Atopic Dermatitis Day we created a film which empathised with patients, whilst telling them that this is one day that can’t be taken from them.
We hear a woman telling the story of an unforgettable girls holiday from the 90’s, the off the cuff moments that helped forge a lifetime friendship. We reveal that rather than recollecting her own memories, it’s yet another time that Atopic Dermatitis has taken from her.
To raise further awareness for those living with the disease, the campaign will be supported by a donation-based mechanism that will see 1 US Dollar donated to International Alliance of Dermatology Patient Organisation for every social media share.
Advertising Agency:Havas, London, United Kingdom
Chief Creative Officer:Tim Jones
Creative Director:Tom Richards
Art Director:John McPartland
Copywriters:Joe Coleman, Zack Gardner
Senior Planner:Laura Moulden
Producer:Joanne Chan, Nick Crossley
Client Services Director:Emma Hartley
Group Account Director:Becky Richards
Director:Nate Camponi
On Sunday’s edition of HBO’s “Last Week Tonight,” John Oliver devoted his signature extended rant to Facebook’s international expansionand, more specifically, some of the many ways the social network has screwed up on the path to global domination.
In the nearly 20-minute segment (which, as always, features strong language, so wear headphones if you’re watching this at work), Oliver says that “for years, Facebook’s founder Mark Zuckerberg pushed his utopian idea that all connections are good connections with feel-good ads,” and then shares clips from those ads. “Unfortunately, thinking things through has never really been Facebook’s strong point,” he continues, before drilling down on what he calls the company’s “hugely consequential mistakes” in foreign countries.
“For the worst distillation of what Facebook can do to a country,” he says, “just look at Myanmar.” Oliver details the country’s “long history of religious and ethic tensions” and the military’s “ethnic cleansing” of the Rohingya, which has caused an estimated 725,000 of them to flee to Bangladesh and a “conservative” death toll of 10,000. “By all accounts,” Oliver statesciting various news reports and a U.N. study”Facebook absolutely did inflame preexisting tensions there” and was woefully ill-prepared to deal with the rise of hate speech on its platform Myanmar.
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: Papa John’s serves up a fresh 30-second cut of an ad in which its diverse employeesas opposed to its controversial, now-departed founder and CEO John Schnattertalk up the pizza chain. (Ad Age’s Jessica Wohl gave the backstory on the campaign and shared a 60-second web version last week: “Papa John’s ad puts real employees to work repairing its brand”). Levi’s also offers a diversity-themed commercial that encourages viewers to head to the polls in November (“It’s your voice, it’s your vote”). And FedEx presents a cinematic period piece of an ad that dives into the history behind a treasured family photo (one that, in present day, gets shipped by FedEx).
We convert a Facebook comment of a current user into a horror movie to surprise her!
In Saudi, woman empowerment means finally taking the right steps into recognizing women roles and acknowledge their rights. And the only way to bring a culture that is saturated with male dominance to rally behind the movement is to extract means of empowerment from the culture itself, and that is what HNH have delivered to the Saudi culture and the world.
To achieve support and sustenance, the case of the Saudi woman empowerment must be tackled with the utmost sensitivity to the cultural boundaries of the countries, whilst challenging stereotypes and provoking minds.
We launched a short film that shows little steps a Saudi female takes over the years towards her success and empowerment and her role building the society while all the way being supported by her father. We chose to display the male support as part of the empowerment because it is a reflection of the truth, the male support or lack of it in Saudi could determine the path a female takes, given they are granted control and guardianship, therefore we wanted to inspire the saudi community and the world by communicating a message, “ Together we move forward.”
On Sunday’s edition of HBO’s “Last Week Tonight,” John Oliver devoted his signature extended rant to Facebook’s international expansionand, more specifically, some of the many ways the social network has screwed up on the path to global domination.
In the nearly 20-minute segment (which, as always, features strong language, so wear headphones if you’re watching this at work), Oliver says that “for years, Facebook’s founder Mark Zuckerberg pushed his utopian idea that all connections are good connections with feel-good ads,” and then shares clips from those ads. “Unfortunately, thinking things through has never really been Facebook’s strong point,” he continues, before drilling down on what he calls the company’s “hugely consequential mistakes” in foreign countries.
“For the worst distillation of what Facebook can do to a country,” he says, “just look at Myanmar.” Oliver details the country’s “long history of religious and ethic tensions” and the military’s “ethnic cleansing” of the Rohingya, which has caused an estimated 725,000 of them to flee to Bangladesh and a “conservative” death toll of 10,000. “By all accounts,” Oliver statesciting various news reports and a U.N. study”Facebook absolutely did inflame preexisting tensions there” and was woefully ill-prepared to deal with the rise of hate speech on its platform Myanmar.
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: Papa John’s serves up a fresh 30-second cut of an ad in which its diverse employeesas opposed to its controversial, now-departed founder and CEO John Schnattertalk up the pizza chain. (Ad Age’s Jessica Wohl gave the backstory on the campaign and shared a 60-second web version last week: “Papa John’s ad puts real employees to work repairing its brand”). Levi’s also offers a diversity-themed commercial that encourages viewers to head to the polls in November (“It’s your voice, it’s your vote”). And FedEx presents a cinematic period piece of an ad that dives into the history behind a treasured family photo (one that, in present day, gets shipped by FedEx).
During Pride Month over the past two years, many commuters in New York noticed the colorful posters for Pride Train, an anti-bigotry campaign created by Thomas Shim, Jack Welles, and Ezequiel Consoli. The guerrilla effort plastered subway stations with rainbow-printed faux-service posters promoting LGBTQ acceptance. Since its launch in 2017, the campaign has expanded in…
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