Brixton Finishing School: Raw Talent Wanted

Brixton Finishing School Print Ad - Raw Talent Wanted
Brixton Finishing School Print Ad - Raw Talent Wanted
Brixton Finishing School Print Ad - Raw Talent Wanted
Brixton Finishing School Print Ad - Raw Talent Wanted

Created pro bono by Brave, the campaign celebrates the importance of inexperience and create young people with a hunger to succeed, breaking through misconceptions that academic background and work experience are a barrier to entry within advertising. The Ad features graduates from the 2018 school. Brixton Finishing school is a 12-week digital accelerator programme that provides skills and real-world advertising experiences to young people from underrepresented groups, with a goal of encouraging more diversity in the industry.

On the Adweek Podcast: Game of Branded Thrones

Game of Thrones is back! I would make a GOT reference here, but I’ve never seen an episode, so I’m not going to try. Suffice to say, fans are freaking out, and brands are ready to take advantage of the hoopla surrounding the premiere. On this week’s episode of the Adweek podcast Yeah, That’s Probably…

Advertisers Were Shocked by Accenture’s Acquisition of Droga5, but They Shouldn’t Have Been

As news spread recently about the Droga5 acquisition by Accenture Interactive, it caught me off guard how surprised the industry’s reaction was to this move. For years, we ad industry execs have watched consulting companies change the way they approach providing services, keeping a close eye on how they work with their (and our) clients’…

Facebook Is Making Its Ads Manager and Business Manager Easier to Navigate and Use

Facebook is rolling out a simpler interface for its Ads Manager tools for advertisers, and an update to its Business Manager tools is up next. The social network said in a blog post that more updates will come to both tools throughout the year. The new Ads Manager interface, which began rolling out Tuesday, includes…

Investors Are Placing Their Bets on Identity Management

Ad tech has endured a tumultuous start to 2019, with potential changes by the industry’s largest stakeholders dangling a question mark over many companies’ business models and Chapter 11 filings disrupting the sector’s liquidity flow. This is not to say the bubble has totally burst. Ehile ad-tech funding may not be as plentiful as it…

Google: Google Dome

GoogleHome presents a new built-in technology, that prevents children from hearing any verbal abuse between their parents. By using ANR technology, it automatically detects and isolates the childrens room from any incoming verbal abuse.

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Kims: Make Clowning Great Again

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Luxe Travel-Inspired Designs – Louis Vuitton Unveils the New Objets Nomades at Fuorisalone 2019 (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) Luxury French fashion house Louis Vuitton introduces its latest Objets Nomades collection at the Fuorisalone 2019 show in Milan’s Palazzo Serbelloni. The range features ten pieces, created…

Using Behavioral Economics in Digital Marketing to Entice Consumers

The field of behavioral economics received increased attention from both media and marketers when U.S. academic Richard Thaler won the Nobel Prize in economics in 2017 for incorporating psychological assumptions into analyses of economic decision-making. Cognitive biases have been used in marketing for a long time, often unknowingly. As engagement with customers increasingly moves online,…

Snapchat: Here’s How to Change Your Friend Emojis

By default, Snapchat will show certain emoji next to your friends if they’ve met specific requirements. For instance, an emoji will appear next to your “#1 Best Friend” in the application. Did you know that you can change these emoji to suit your tastes? Our guide will show you how this works. Note: These screenshots…

Omnicom Beats Analysts’ Expectations for Q1 Despite Missing Total Revenue Goals

Omnicom Group seemed to buck ad industry trends in its first quarter earnings results, announced this morning. While Publicis reported disappointing earnings embodied by a 4.3% drop in organic North American revenue right after confirming its $4.4 billion Epsilon acquisition, Omnicom’s net income per share rose 2.6% to $1.17, beating analysts’ estimates by 7 cents….

Nike Wrote a Charming Storybook About Dirk Nowitzki, Europe’s Top Contribution to the NBA

Nike has long excelled at turning athletes into heroic figures worthy of deification atop Mount Olympus, but perhaps what’s most impressive is the range of ways the brand and agency Wieden + Kennedy have found to tell those epic tales over the decades. In the newest example, Wieden + Kennedy Amsterdam has created a storybook…

Pereira O’Dell Curated a Network of Creators to Produce On-Demand Social Content for Brands

Pereira O’Dell co-founder and creative chairman PJ Pereira was recently faced with a dilemma: clients were increasingly seeking custom content to feed their various social media channels on a frequent basis. A bit too frequently, in fact, for the agency to manage larger, more fulfilling projects. Neither side was benefitting from the creative agency handling…

The Porn Industry Continues to Push Tech Forward as We Look Toward VR Advancements

Could the porn industry help bring virtual reality into more homes? From the VCR to the internet, the adult industry has been nothing but good for emerging tech, encouraging consumers to invest in new hardware and even developing different technology and business models themselves. Adweek dug into what that might mean for virtual reality. Watch…

Monster’s New Ad Is a Gut Punch for Anyone Who’s Spent Countless Hours on a Résumé

Almost everyone has had to deal with the often-deflating process of applying for a job. You write cover letters that aren’t read, change r?sum?s that aren’t noticed, and you are considered lucky even to receive a canned “No” in response. Job site Monster confronts that painful process in their new ads. “This Isn’t Working Anymore,”…

Registro de carros elétricos nos Estados Unidos dobrou entre 2017 e 2018

Os carros elétricos já são uma realidade e não é de hoje. Na China, por exemplo, para reduzir a emissão de gases poluentes o governo dificultou o acesso da população aos veículos movidos por combustíveis tradicionais e facilitou o acesso aos novos carros elétricos, o que resultou em massivo crescimento do mercado elétrico por lá. …

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Só dá K-pop! BTS tem a melhor estreia de um clipe na história do YouTube

O K-pop superou o recorde do K-pop! A gente explica: apenas uma semana depois que a banda feminina de K-pop Blackpink bateu o recorde de melhor estreia de um clipe na história do YouTube, outro grupo do mesmo gênero musical, a BTS, foi lá e superou o recorde. A estreia do clipe “Boy With Luv”, …

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Leica homenageia fotógrafos que se arriscam para registrar a história

A nova campanha da Leica faz uma bela homenagem aos fotógrafos que não medem esforços para registrar a realidade, mesmo com as situações mais adversas. Na produção “The Hunt”, a marca resgata o Protesto na Praça da Paz Celestial (1989), mas também retrata outros momentos tensos, da guerra à natureza selvagem, para traduzir a coragem …

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Sony se torna a nova rival do Uber no Japão com o S.Ride

A Uber tem tomado diversas decisões para penetrar melhor em mercados onde não domina. No mês passado, por exemplo, a empresa comprou a Careem, que é o maior serviço de transporte por aplicativos do Oriente Médio. Mas parece que, pelo menos desta vez, quem está se movimentando para tomar território alheio não é o aplicativo …

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