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You’ll never commute for work without Audible. Even if you work at home.
You’ll never commute for work without Audible. Even if you work at home.
Couples in love know the art of compromise is the science behind a long and successful marriage. These snippets from the average Indian married couples’ lives explore the game of one-upmanship that keeps the fire going. The convenience of a smart home is the only assured win you have in these troubled waters.
Why do the words “We men” and “Women” sound the same? Deep down, we are all equal. As men, we should take an active role in championing women. And celebrate them our as equals.
To celebrate the release of their new high top,? Apex, Tobias Henreich tackled the Gotthard Pass in Switzerland in a Porsche GT2 RS.
Heading into 2020, agencies were facing a period of intense uncertainty about where they should invest their resources for future growth. Some might even say the threats to agency success were unprecedented–except that the same was true a decade ago. In 2010, the rise of mobile, social media and Big Data had left agencies under…
Every year for the past four years, Adweek’s Arc Awards have honored the best in brand storytelling. And we find that each time, the bar is set higher and higher. As audiences become more sophisticated, the variety of platforms multiplies and the number of brands rises, the ability to originate and execute powerful stories becomes…
Menswear brand Bonobos is run by a woman–me–and has an executive team that is dominated by women. For some, that may be surprising. After all, you might imagine that in order for us to truly understand our audience, cater to them and drive business results, we should live in their shoes. I beg to differ….
No two days are the same in the modern world of marketing. There’s no typical 9-to-5 for these busy professionals. The Creative Group surveyed 400 full-time advertising and marketing managers and found the average workweek for a marketing pro is 40-49 hours, and many work weekends. But productive doesn’t necessarily mean creative at certain times…
For decades, women have had to deal with infuriating, unreliable tampon dispensers in public restrooms, where if you’re lucky enough to find one working, you’re almost sure to find out it’s out of stock. But all the frustrations about how (or whether) tampon dispensers work can drown out a seemingly obvious question: Why aren’t tampons…
Secret labs. Magic cures. Government plots. Despite efforts by social media companies to stop it, false information about the coronavirus is proliferating around the world.
March is Women’s History Month–the month when, traditionally, brands turn everything pink to convince women that they care. On top of that, today is International Women’s Day. So if a month is too long, brands also have the opportunity to send their empowerment message on one special day. And this year–as Orangetheory pointed out in…
Aquafresh White & Shine does not only clean teeth, it also helps to make them whiter. So when over 5000 billboards are left empty and white, the perfect moment to put a smile on people’s faces is a fact.
In less than 24 hours we claimed over 1500 billboards, reaching 670.000 commuters. And because of broad media attention, another 400.000 people after the activation. And like Aquafresh White&Shine toothpaste the stickers left no residue. They were easily removed, leaving only the positive impact of this guerrilla activation.
Mischa Schreuder Creative Director Publicis Groupe Nederland: “The empty signs at NS-stations, that millions of commuters pass daily, offered a unique opportunity for this guerrilla activation. Of course, our minds immediately went to our client Aquafresh when we were confronted with the white ad signs. Together we decided to bring a bit of humor to the stations.”
Janet Boonstra, Brandmanager Aquafresh: “We appreciated the humorous idea Publicis presented to us by claiming this current affair that was sweeping the nation. Also, it fits Aquafresh to a T. Especially Aquafresh White& Shine that helps to get a whiter smile.”
How to explain digital transformation with plastic balls.
Charles and Ray Eames’ design philosophy was all about embracing playfulness. Whether they were designing furniture, toys, or iconic exhibits such as 1961’s Mathematica – a partnership with IBM.
Inspired by the Eameses early work with IBM, the experiential agency GPJ partnered with production company 1stAveMachine to create a 10-foot tall, interactive, fully-analog machine. The installation uses playful metaphors to show how IBM’s products and solutions can help businesses overcome their struggles with digital transformation. The behavior of the plastic balls as they travel through the tracks and mechanisms of the machine helps to visualize the key steps to a more modern organization. In essence, proving the power of design to make the complex, simple.
Currently touring the US and appearing at large industry events such as CES, this self-perpetuating machine is also accompanied by voice-over narration that syncs with each of the 8 “teachable moments,” reinforcing IBM’s point of view.
The mortgage application process can be long and daunting, and it’s often hard to stay motivated when most of the process is out of your control – much like feeling left in the dark, not able to see the way through. To tackle such a feeling, Irish bank AIB has launched the My Mortgage tool that allows customers to see the light – tracking their application and breaking it down into simpler steps. The more customers use the tool, the more their belief in the process builds, lighting a clearer path forward.
Inspired by AIB’s ‘Belief is Everywhere’ campaign from 2018, Rothco, part of Accenture Interactive, brought the application to life with a spot that shines the light on the way in which this new tool allows customers to take back control and stay motivated throughout the typically daunting process.
Series of content focusing on the passion and rivalry that football brings out in so many. Featuring real fans, the first episode launched on Thursday 5th March ahead of the highly anticipated Manchester derby. It sees two rival fan groups – Manchester United and Manchester City – pitted against each other in a penalty shoot-out. Hosted by the established and hilarious social media influencers, Yung Filly and Chunkz, the two fan groups face twists and turns as they each take a shot at goal. The losers are also subject to a little on-camera humiliation with a penalty forfeit.
Running on the BBC Sport YouTube channel, three more episodes will appear ahead of the Premiership’s other hotly contested derby matches including Everton v Liverpool, Manchester City v Liverpool and the big London derby of Spurs v Arsenal. In each episode, Yung Filly and Chunkz host the rival fans of each match, peppered with chaos and humour.
The content will also be broadcast on MOTDx, Match of the Day’s spin-off show, with Yung Filly appearing as a guest. MOTDx airs on Thursday evenings on BBC Two.
In a first-of-a-kind experiment, nominated for the now cancelled Innovation Awards at SXSW 2020, destroyed Syrian sites can be visited again as live and mobile VR experiences. Created from people’s memories shared on images in our generation’s biggest visual archive – Instagram.
Pre-war posts of three historical Aleppo sites were crowdsourced via geotags in multiple languages, then resorted via deep learning and processed as a dataset for photogrammetry. In a collaboration with Exozet, the two-dimensional dataset was then transformed into immersive 3D environments.
Logitech has created an ad that’s only one millisecond long – The 1 Millisecond Ad showcase you how extremely fast the response time in Logitech’s LIGHTSPEED technology is. The ad is so fast that it’s only visible in super slowmotion.
One of the most annoying things in gaming is latency problems. Amongst dedicated gamers and pros, a millisecond delay could have a huge impact. Thanks to Logitech Gs LIGHTSPEED technology gamers can be confident that every move is executed as quickly as possible. To showcase how fast, the gaming company is launching a new campaign with the fastest ad in history, 1 Millisecond Ad.
Marqet is a new chain of concept stores, focusing on fashion and design for modern work life. The first campaign is based on the new concept ”Work in progress”.
The idea for the campaign is about feelings of pointlessness and stress that can surround many modern workplaces. research shows that 74% want a meaningful job, with a higher purpose. How many of us can honestly say that we have that?
”We wanted to capture a feeling a lot of us sometimes have towards our jobs. Don’t we all stress too much about stuff that doesn’t really matter to the world?”, says marketing director Mikael Kruse
”The idea pretty much comes from our own lives. I have often had a lot of anxiety while trying to find the perfect turd, and it will most likely happen again.”, says Johan Holmström, creative.