Terrawash: Socks

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Terrawash: T Shirts

Terrawash Print Ad - T Shirts

Terra Wash+Mg® is 100% mineral based, non-toxic, eco laundry detergent replacement. One sachet will clean and deodorize your laundry better than standard laundry detergent. Terra Wash+Mg® is reusable for 365 washes, literally a few pennies per use. It is naturally anti-bacterial, non-toxic with zero synthetic chemicals, keeps the washing machine hygienic, and is only 14 cents per wash.

Bob's Burgers: Bobs Burgers Winning At Parenting

In a fun, new promo for “Bob’s Burgers,” the comedy’s on the wall… literally. 2C Creative was commissioned by Twentieth Television to develop and produce the spot, which shines a comedic light on parenting in classic Bob & Linda style. The clever concept brings a wall of Belcher family portraits to life, with each one transporting viewers into a different “parenting win” scene from the edgy animated series.

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Zore Screen Protector: Do You Have the Courage to Look?

Zore Screen Protector Print Ad - Do You Have the Courage to Look?

China’s Communist Party Runs This U.S. TV Station. How Independent Can It Be?

CGTN America, which based in Washington and available in 30 million United States households, insists it does not do Beijing’s bidding. Some people are skeptical.

From 1969 to 2019, a Day at The New York Times

The book “A Day in the Life of The New York Times” chronicled 24 hours at the Gray Lady 50 years ago. On its anniversary, we look at how the news organization operates today.

9 vaguely unsettling thoughts about the FedEx SameDay Bot


As reported in Wednesday’s edition of Ad Age’s Marketer’s Brief, Pizza Hut intends to start testing something called the FedEx SameDay Bot to deliver pizza in Memphis starting this summer. But in “Meet the FedEx SameDay Bot,” an ad that started airing on national TV last night (premiering in a 30-second version during “The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon,” according to iSpot.tv), the autonomous delivery vehicle is supposed to be more than just a pizza delivery boy. Watch it in action above and then take in some of our thoughts and, uh, concerns:

1. This FedEx SameDay Bot has a gloriously (and unrealistically) simple existence: It’s shown navigating uncrowded sidewalks and crosswalks on a sunny day, successfully gliding through shallow puddles and potholes, coming to a gentle stop as a child’s basketball rolls in front of it in slow motion, and climbing the wide, unobstructed steps of a perfectly maintained porch. (A third of the way into the ad we see a tiny type disclaimer that reads “Prototype in development and testing in 2019. Closed course.” Duly noted.)

2. The bot, it turns out, has shown up with cough medicine for a sick child. So hey, y’all! Need some pizza and/or meds? Why not, you know, “flag down” the next FedEx SameDay Bot you see?

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ANT1 TV: Your Face Sounds Familiar: Freddie

ANT1 TV Print Ad - Your Face Sounds Familiar: Freddie

ANT1 TV: Your Face Sounds Familiar: Madonna

ANT1 TV Print Ad - Your Face Sounds Familiar: Madonna

ANT1 TV: Your Face Sounds Familiar: Michael

ANT1 TV Print Ad - Your Face Sounds Familiar: Michael

Liberty Mutual: Reflection – Liberty Mutual Insurance Commercial

Video of Reflection – Liberty Mutual Insurance Commercial

Liberty Mutual: The Board – Liberty Mutual Insurance Commercial

Video of The Board – Liberty Mutual Insurance Commercial

Liberty Mutual: Dealership – Liberty Mutual Insurance Commercial

Video of Dealership – Liberty Mutual Insurance Commercial

The PGA Tour lifts liquor TV ad ban and will take gambling sponsorships


The PGA Tour has lifted its liquor TV ad ban, while also paving the way for gambling sponsorships. The policy changeswhich were communicated this week to playersbreaks down another spirits advertising barrier while giving the betting industry another nudge into the mainstream.

The pro golf tour will keep its TV ad ban on gambling brands but the change allows players to strike endorsement deals with casinos and other gambling entities. However, the PGA Tour will not allow deals with companies whose primary purpose is sports betting. So players could ink an endorsement with Caesar’s or MGM, for instance, but not William Hill, which operates sportsbooks, Andy Levinson, the PGA Tour’s senior VP of tournament administration, said in an interview. Deals with fantasy sports brands FanDuel and DraftKings will also be allowed.

The tour’s decision follows moves by other pro sports leagues to begin accepting gambling sponsorships in the wake of last year’s landmark Supreme Court ruling that freed states to legalize sports betting outside of Nevada, where it has long been legal. Sports betting is now legal in seven states, including Pennsylvania and New Jersey, with legislation introduced in many other states, according to ESPN’s betting bill tracker.

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What Weight Watchers’ Bleak Outlook for 2019 Signals About the Old-School Diet Brand’s Future

WW–the brand formerly known as Weight Watchers–is off to a rough start in 2019. The company’s shares tumbled as much as 36 percent after WW reported poor fourth quarter results and shared on its recent earnings call that, due to a “soft start to the key winter season,” the brand expects low recruitment levels and…

&pizza Created a ‘Hallway Pizza’ to Celebrate Its Viral Moment During the Cohen Hearings

We all get hungry, and life gets busy. Sometimes you’ve got to grab a bite when you can. That was clearly the philosophy of the young man who tried to slip away from the crowds at Michael Cohen’s Congressional testimony yesterday, only to find himself scarfing pizza in the background of a live news shot….

Bucking an Industry Trend, J.C. Penney Shutters Its Clothing Subscription Service

Going against a growing trend in retail, J.C. Penney announced today that it will shutter its less-than-two-years-old clothing subscription service, the company confirmed to Adweek. According to Reuters, the move comes in order for the storied mall brand to focus on apparel and appliance sales, the latter of which it is phasing out as well….

1 em cada 5 pessoas usa plataformas de streaming com a conta de outra pessoa

Um novo estudo CordCutting.com aponta que 1 em cada 5 pessoas consome conteúdo de plataformas de streaming através da conta de outra pessoa, o que é considerado um tipo de pirataria para essas plataformas. O estudo considerou ainda, que entre as principais plataformas – Netflix, Amazon Video e Hulu – a Netflix é o meio …

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SXSW 2019: Ativação da Netflix vai levar você a caçar Bonnie e Clyde na década de 1930

Depois da HBO confirmar que vai trazer o mundo de “Game of Thrones” para o SXSW 2019, agora foi a vez da Netflix anunciar sua ativação para a edição deste ano do festival. E a escolha é curiosa: aproveitando o embalo da divulgação de “The Highwaymen” no evento (que sediará a premiere do longa), o …

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Cabify oferece carro alegórico para passageiros no Rio de Janeiro

A Cabify vai promover uma experiência um tanto diferente para os usuários do aplicativo durante o Carnaval do Rio de Janeiro. A empresa possibilitará que os passageiros cariocas chamem um carro alegórico customizado para suas viagens. O veículo percorrerá as ruas do Rio de Janeiro durante dos dias 01 até 06 de março, também atendendo …

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