(TrendHunter.com) The October 2018 modern trend line-up highlights contemporary examples from the art world, as well as instances of ultra-minimalist and color-pop arrangements in interior design.
Jun Cha’s…
(TrendHunter.com) The October 2018 modern trend line-up highlights contemporary examples from the art world, as well as instances of ultra-minimalist and color-pop arrangements in interior design.
Jun Cha’s…
The last project from Super Deluxe, a digital media company from WarnerMedia’s Turner that is shutting down, will be available to stream on Friday. The Passage, billed as a modern-day silent comedy, will be available on Super Deluxe channels, iTunes and FilmStruck. The movie follows Phil (played by creator Philip Burgers) as he navigates different…
AOR appointment for media buying and planning follows a review conducted by ID Comms.
Campaign has been a constant companion for digital entrepreneur Ajaz Ahmed since his teenage years.
As part of Campaign’s 50th anniversary, we asked the industry to look back on the best ads of the past 50 years. We are revealing one a day for your viewing pleasure…
We pay homage to three men whose craft and genius changed the advertising landscape forever.
When Juan Cabral wants to make ‘something really arty, random and emotional’, he prefers to do it the hard way – with 250,000 coloured balls, drummers in gorilla suits and actresses freefalling 200m from the sky.
In a new study of the most downloaded apps for children ages 5 and younger, researchers found advertising in almost all of them.
For this installment of “Remotely Entertaining,” shot in the waning hours of the Association of National Advertisers annual Masters of Marketing conference in Orlando, Florida, last week, we speak with a couple of folks on the agency side of the equation.
Both in charge of new business at their respective agencies, Maggie Connors and Dave Edwards (from Deutsch and R/GA, respectively) are largely aligned on the issues.
For example, Connors and Edwards, perhaps surprisingly, agree that the trend among brands to bring agency capabilities in house can potentially have great upsides, especially if it serves their needs quickly. Less surprisingly, they say the creative may suffer.
O Google anunciou que está preparando um investimento de US$ 20 milhões para projetos humanitários e ambientais que usareminteligência artificial. O investimento acontecerá a partir do ano que bem e faz parte do “Desafio de Impacto IA”. A empresa segue a tendência de outras gigantes, como a Microsoft, já investem em projetos que usam inteligência artificial …
O post Google investirá US$ 20 milhões em projetos humanitários e ambientais que usarem inteligência artificial apareceu primeiro em B9.
For this installment of “Remotely Entertaining,” shot in the waning hours of the Association of National Advertisers annual Masters of Marketing conference in Orlando, Florida, last week, we speak with a couple of folks on the agency side of the equation.
Both in charge of new business at their respective agencies, Maggie Connors and Dave Edwards (from Deutsch and R/GA, respectively) are largely aligned on the issues.
For example, Connors and Edwards, perhaps surprisingly, agree that the trend among brands to bring agency capabilities in house can potentially have great upsides, especially if it serves their needs quickly. Less surprisingly, they say the creative may suffer.
Despite efforts against hateful and false content, those posts and videos are thriving. One Instagram search produced nearly 12,000 posts with the hashtag “#jewsdid911.”
O Google anunciou que está preparando um investimento de US$ 20 milhões para projetos humanitários e ambientais que usareminteligência artificial. O investimento acontecerá a partir do ano que bem e faz parte do “Desafio de Impacto IA”. A empresa segue a tendência de outras gigantes, como a Microsoft, já investem em projetos que usam inteligência artificial …
O post Google investirá US$ 20 milhões em projetos humanitários e ambientais que usarem inteligência artificial apareceu primeiro em B9.
For this installment of “Remotely Entertaining,” shot in the waning hours of the Association of National Advertisers annual Masters of Marketing conference in Orlando, Florida, last week, we speak with a couple of folks on the agency side of the equation.
Both in charge of new business at their respective agencies, Maggie Connors and Dave Edwards (from Deutsch and R/GA, respectively) are largely aligned on the issues.
For example, Connors and Edwards, perhaps surprisingly, agree that the trend among brands to bring agency capabilities in house can potentially have great upsides, especially if it serves their needs quickly. Less surprisingly, they say the creative may suffer.
After more than 30 years of working with agencies including Havas and WPP’s Saatchi and Y&R, Avi Dan knows where a few bodies are buried. More recently, he has taken what he learned across the aisle to the brand side: As the founder of Avidan Stratgies, Dan now advises clients on their agency relationships.
As such, he has a few thoughts about the trend of brands bringing agency capabilities in-house, which dominated much of the conversation at the Association of National Advertisers annual “Masters of Marketing” conference in Orlando last week. He shares them in this episode of “Remotely Entertaining.”
“A lot of the noise about in-house agencies is that: Noise,” he says. “There’s certain work that doesn’t make sense to push outside and give to agencies. But I haven’t seen one brand-building campaign that came from an in-house agency.”
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