Burger King: Fire of Basketball


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Burger King

Advertising Agency:Muhabbet, Istanbul, Turkey
Executive Creative Directors:Emrah Karpuzcu, Kenan Unsal
Creative Director:Ufuk I??k
Art Directors:Sadi Akbudak, Yagiz Akgun
Copywriter:Yaprak Kocak
Creative Strategist:Sedcan Altundal
Account Supervisor:Anil Erensoy
Director:Turgut Akacik
Production Company:Kala Film

Samsung: Pass The Heartbreak


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Samsung

Advertising Agency:Centrade Cheil, Bucharest, Romania
Creative Director:Ioana Zamfir
Head Of Digital:Roxana Nita, Adina Stanescu
Art Director:Roxana Nita
Copywriter:Adina Stanescu
AV Producers:Mihaela Dumitrescu, Monica Garbur
Digital Business Leader:Gabriela Nanu
Social Media Coordinator:Maria Toma
Account Manager:Alina Mocanu
Strategic Planner:Florin Ionescu

Forward3D swoops for 360i's James Townsend

Townsend will have responsibility for Forward3D globally, including driving consistency and collaboration across its offices.

How to Make the Most of Your Social Data

Just a couple of decades ago, marketers were thirsting for digital data. Today, many of them are drowning in it. For data to matter, marketers must analyze it and turn it into insights. It feels like a tall order, dealing with so many disparate data sources. Marketers still have far to go in really taking…

Xbox: Jump In


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Xbox

Advertising Agency:215 McCann, USA
Chief Creative Officer:Scott Duchon
Creative Director:Brad Meyers
Copywriter:Mat Bunnell
Art Director:Zach Lepine
Director Of Integrated Production:Alex Spahr, Mandi Holdorf
Senior Producer:Matt Green
Associate Producer:Jessie Ybarra
Director Of Business Affairs:Mary Beth Barney
Business Director:Peter Goldstein
Account Supervisor:Devina Hardatt
Account Executive:Armando Melendez
Assistant Account Executive:Paige Kane
Director Of Strategy:Brian Wakabayashi
Strategy Director:Cassidy Wilber
Production Company:Mjz
Director:Henry Hobson
Executive Producer:Kate Leahy, Carolina Padilla
Line Producer:Stephen Johnson
Editorial Company:Spotwelders
Editor:Haines Hall
Assistant Editor:Jc Nunez
Producers:Dustin Laforce, Jessica Davis
Sound Mix:Lime Studios
Mixer:Jeff Malen
Telecine:The Mill
Telecine Artist:Michael Rossiter, Derek Hansen

Vaincre Noma: Give NOMA a face


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As it does every year, Halloween comes at the end of October along with its parade of skeletons, vampires, ghosts and other monsters. But this year, people will discover a monster that really exists. A monster that’s not created by the expert hands of a makeup artist or the wizardry of special effects. A real monster that kills children after devouring their faces. This monster is called NOMA.Few know about the disease – images of it are generally blurred or censured because of their shocking nature – and so in order to increase public awareness, WNP is teaming up with Snapchat and NKI studio to create a lens enabling people to see what their face would look like with the disease. Or how to use the famous app to communicate a strong message about an evil that’s neither virtual nor temporary. Because while Snapchat transforms faces for fun and for a few seconds, Noma does it for real and forever.

Advertising Agency:WNP, Paris, France
Creative Directors:Delphine Tabutin, Marion Thiery
Art Director:Isabelle Bouffier
Copywriter:Guillaume Clarke
Photographer:Brice Garcia
3d:NKI STUDIO
Sound:The
Montage:Rogrigo Parada, DISTILLATEUR GRAPHIK

Lola Normajean: Hungry

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We are hungry for the never seen before

Advertising Agency:Lola Normajean, Lisboa, Portugal
Creative Director:Sergio Lobo
Art Director:Pedro Martoli
Copywriter:André Peixoto
Illustrator:Gueri Gueri

MySchool: Beat Boxing

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MySchool

Beat Boxing Classes

Advertising Agency:Brand Bazooka Advertising, Gurgaon, India
Creative Director:N. Satheesh Kumar, Sabu Paul, Vineet Karwal
Art Director:N. Satheesh Kumar
Illustrator:N. Satheesh Kumar
Copywriter:Sabu Paul
Additional Credits:Sadhana Karwal

Friday Wake-Up Call: The latest from Masters of Marketing, Google's sexual harassment scandal, and Megyn Kelly's exit


Welcome to Ad Age’s Wake-Up Call, our daily roundup of advertising, marketing, media and digital news. You can get an audio version of this briefing on your Alexa device. Search for “Ad Age” under “Skills” in the Alexa app.

What people are talking about today: Ad Age’s team on the ground in Orlando, Florida, has been serving up reports from the annual Association of National Advertisers Masters of Marketing conference in running daily blogs. The first installment is here; the second is just getting started over here. A brief sampling:

Crowd control: “A security guard had to actually turn people away for the [Thursday] morning session, which drew a standing room-only crowd for presentations by Terry Kawaja, CEO of digital marketing investment bank advisory firm Luma Partners; Rob Master, VP of media and consumer engagement for Unilever; and Nydia Sahagun, senior VP of segment marketing at Wells Fargo,” Ad Age’s E.J. Schultz reports.

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Friday Wake-Up Call: The latest from Masters of Marketing, Google's sexual harassment scandal, and Megyn Kelly's exit


Welcome to Ad Age’s Wake-Up Call, our daily roundup of advertising, marketing, media and digital news. You can get an audio version of this briefing on your Alexa device. Search for “Ad Age” under “Skills” in the Alexa app.

What people are talking about today: Ad Age’s team on the ground in Orlando, Florida, has been serving up reports from the annual Association of National Advertisers Masters of Marketing conference in running daily blogs. The first installment is here; the second is just getting started over here. A brief sampling:

Crowd control: “A security guard had to actually turn people away for the [Thursday] morning session, which drew a standing room-only crowd for presentations by Terry Kawaja, CEO of digital marketing investment bank advisory firm Luma Partners; Rob Master, VP of media and consumer engagement for Unilever; and Nydia Sahagun, senior VP of segment marketing at Wells Fargo,” Ad Age’s E.J. Schultz reports.

Continue reading at AdAge.com

Friday Wake-Up Call: The latest from Masters of Marketing, Google's sexual harassment scandal, Megyn Kelly exit


Welcome to Ad Age’s Wake-Up Call, our daily roundup of advertising, marketing, media and digital news. You can get an audio version of this briefing on your Alexa device. Search for “Ad Age” under “Skills” in the Alexa app.

What people are talking about today: Ad Age’s team on the ground in Orlando, Florida, has been serving up reports from the annual Association of National Advertisers Masters of Marketing conference in running daily blogs. The first installment is right here; the second is just getting started over here. A brief sampling:

Crowd control: “A security guard had to actually turn people away for the [Thursday] morning session, which drew a standing room-only crowd for presentations by Terry Kawaja, CEO of digital marketing investment bank advisory firm Luma Partners; Rob Master, VP of media and consumer engagement for Unilever; and Nydia Sahagun, senior VP of segment marketing at Wells Fargo,” Ad Age’s E.J. Schultz reports.

Continue reading at AdAge.com

CBS Inquiry Into What Went Wrong in Les Moonves Era Hits Snags as It Advances

Investigators have interviewed more than 250 people as they examine allegations of misconduct. But not every accuser has been contacted, and some are hesitant to cooperate.

Snapchat daily active users down 2 million but revenue growth remains strong

Parent Snap expects another fall in user numbers next quarter.

Snapchat daily active users down 2 million but revenue growth remains strong

Parent Snap expects another fall in user numbers next quarter.

Snapchat daily active users down 2 million but revenue growth remains strong

Parent Snap expects another fall in user numbers next quarter.

Snapchat daily active users down 2 million but revenue growth remains strong

Parent Snap expects another fall in user numbers next quarter.

Jerry Seinfeld on Louis C.K., Roseanne and Tense Times in Comedy

Analytical as ever, the comic has strong opinions about disgraced peers like Cosby. He says the audience is always right (even about his #MeToo joke).

Why media start-up Tortoise has turned its back on advertising

Co-founder Katie Vanneck-Smith explains why the company will eschew ads for long-term brand partnerships.

Google ad revenue up 20% to $29bn but Amazon 'ramps up' competition on search

Alphabet share price fell after third-quarter results, with total revenue lower than Wall Street expectations.

Tag Heuer / Aston Martin: TAG Heuer X Aston Martin

Two iconic brands come together to celebrate the history of their craftsmanship and the heritage of their homelands.

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