Carulla: Sticker Market

Carulla is the first Supermarket in the world to exploit WhatsApp as a new tool to sell their products. The one and only E- commerce platform where you can make your groceries Via Stickers!

Davivienda: It's time to have your own space

Davivienda Print Ad - It's time to have your own space
Davivienda Print Ad - It's time to have your own space
Davivienda Print Ad - It's time to have your own space

South Dakota Baffles Rest of America With New Drug Slogan, ‘Meth. We’re On It’

If someone tells you they’re “on” meth, you’d be justified in being concerned. And this week, quite a few people are concerned for South Dakota. The state’s new anti-drug campaign, announced by Gov. Kristi L. Noem on Monday, uses some eyebrow-raising double meaning with its slogan, “Meth. We’re on it.” Created by Minneapolis agency Broadhead…

Kong: That's a lot to chew on

Kong Integrated Ad - That's a lot to chew on
Kong Integrated Ad - That's a lot to chew on
Kong Integrated Ad - That's a lot to chew on
Kong Integrated Ad - That's a lot to chew on
Kong Integrated Ad - That's a lot to chew on

Kong is a durable chew toy made for dogs.

Justice Dept. to Abolish Movie Distribution Rules Dating to 1949

The agency says the rules are effectively obsolete because of technological advancements like streaming.

How the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Ballooned Into a Cherished Holiday Tradition

On Friday, Nov. 28, 1924, The New York Times carried an item on page 15 about Santa Claus making an early seasonal appearance: “With a retinue of clowns, freaks, animals and floats, the bewhiskered man in red … arrived at 9 o’clock yesterday morning.” The story, measuring just a few column inches, was a throwaway….

YouTube Tech Titan Marques Brownlee’s Empire Is Growing

Ten years ago, Marques Brownlee was a 14-year-old high school junior in suburban New Jersey, who used his allowance to buy a new laptop for school. The laptop fell short of his expectations, so he taped a review of the unit and uploaded the video to YouTube. Now at age 25, more than 9 million…

Spurred by Bias, Companies Are Trying to Break Open the Black Box of AI Algorithms

Activists at the American Civil Liberties Union recently used Amazon’s facial recognition software to compare photos of 200 Boston-area professional athletes to a mug shot database. The program determined that 27 of the players–roughly one in six–were among the 25,000 criminals in its system. It was, of course, wrong. Amazon has claimed such tests don’t…

Ad Tech Is Giving Influencer Campaigns a Programmatic Boost

Behind influencer marketing’s glossy exterior, there’s a lot of sweat, tears and time spent. For some buyers–particularly those on smaller campaigns with smaller budgets–ad tech is the answer. Recent months have seen a boom in influencer platforms, an emerging tech that promises to do everything from weed out the perfect microinfluencer for your campaign to…

Inside the Streaming Services’ Scheduling Struggles

When Disney debuted its streaming service Disney+ on Nov. 12, its original programming rollout looked less like a streaming service and more like a linear TV network. Original series like Star Wars space western The Mandalorian and docuseries The World According to Jeff Goldblum won’t have their entire seasons dumped onto the platform all at…

Chrissy Teigen and Top Marketers Shined at Brandweek

PALM SPRINGS, Calif.–Brandweek brought over 700 brand marketers to the desert oasis over Nov. 3-6 to discuss strategy, trends and the future of the advertising ecosystem. Brandweek is grateful for our partners Disney Advertising Sales, Hulu, IBM Watson Advertising, KPMG, NPR, QualtricsXM, trueX, WarnerMedia. Guests of Brandweek’s inaugural white party. Sean T. Smith for Adweek…

Ford Uses Idris Elba and a Social Media Puzzle to Reveal Its New Electric Mustang SUV

At an old theater in downtown Detroit with intricately painted domed walls and ceilings three weeks ago, Ford hosted a VIP-only event where it gave social media influencers and attendees a sneak peek at the newest addition to the Ford family: an all-electric SUV called the Mustang Mach-E. The space was darkly lit, shrouded in…

Twitter Users Can Now Report Abusive Behavior in Lists

Twitter users now have a way to report abusive behavior in lists. The social network revealed the update in a Twitter Safety tweet, saying it went live on iOS Monday, with Android and the web to follow soon. We’ve updated our policies regarding Lists, including how to report them. The change is coming to iOS…

Random House Names a New Publisher and Hires a Top Editor From Knopf

Andy Ward succeeds Susan Kamil, who died in September, and will be replaced in his previous role by Robin Desser, who edited Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Cheryl Strayed at Knopf.

Spray Tanned and Stilettoed, NBCUniversal Pulls Off Its First Bravo Convention

At a special taping of Watch What Happens Live in L.A. last spring, the screaming hordes of fans convinced the network’s top leadership that there would be demand for a ticketed three-day conference of panel discussions featuring Bravo talent. Moreover, people might even spend more on intimate events featuring their favorite cast members. When three-day…

Report Says Programmatic Has a Ways to Go to Live Up to Its Potential

Programmatic media buying is here to stay, but it will take time, and further investments, before it reaches its full potential, according to a new study by the 4A’s and The 614 Group. According to “The Future of Programmatic and Automation,” one primary factor hindering programmatic is a current lack of automation. The study found…

Here’s How Walmart’s Self-Service Ad Platform Stacks Up Against Amazon’s

Walmart is developing a self-service ad platform and API in a move straight out of Amazon’s playbook. The retailer confirmed the news, but declined to share additional details. However, agencies familiar with the beta program said they expect the platform to roll out in 2020. As a result, Walmart will no longer work with digital…

‘Jeopardy!’ Tournament Will Feature 3 Record-Breaking Champs

The three game-show giants will compete for the title “greatest of all time.”

Golden State Warriors Open Hooptopia Pop-Up to Promote Chase Center

The success of themed “museums” aimed at the Instagram crowd has led brands in multiple industries to execute their own versions, and professional basketball is the latest to hop on the trend. The Golden State Warriors partnered with one of the biggest names in social media-friendly pop-ups to launch their own experience designed to take…

WeWork to Lay Off ‘Thousands’ Amid Ongoing Woes, According to Report

WeWork, the ambitious office-sharing startup valued at more than $47 billion earlier this year, is planning to lay off “thousands” of employees as its financial woes mount. According to the New York Times, at least 4,000 employees could lose their jobs, with cuts expected to come from both WeWork’s core subletting business and its ancillary…