Facebook’s voter drive inspires new claims of bias from Trump
Posted in: UncategorizedRepublicans support higher barriers to voting, which has turned the mechanics of voting into a partisan struggle.
Republicans support higher barriers to voting, which has turned the mechanics of voting into a partisan struggle.
It’s mid-2020. Do you know where your favorite brands are advertising? It is not on Facebook and Instagram. Facebook and its affiliates had become a marketing investment must for companies both large and small. It provides targeted, efficient reach coupled with performance and has an endless pool of inventory with 1.68 billion users, depth of…
Morpheus, the protagonist in DC Comics’ The Sandman, is the ruler of dreams, stories and the imagination. To celebrate the first audio adaptation of Neil Gaiman’s graphic novel series, Audible has created a digital campaign that turns fans’ real dreams into art with help from notable comic illustrators. The Amazon-owned audiobook and spoken-word entertainment company…
Did you know that you can stop Facebook from showing you advertisements related to certain topics? For instance, the social network recently rolled out the ability for users to stop seeing political, election and social issue ads. You also have the option to stop seeing ads related to alcohol. Our guide will show you how…
Embora tenha debutado em 1983 no Japão, o NES da Nintendo este ano comemora oficialmente 35 anos de existência graças ao seu lançamento na América do Norte, onde foi mais bem sucedido. E para comemorar a ocasião, a LEGO resolveu anunciar mais um produto em parceria com a companhia que é inteiro dedicado a reconstruir …
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Verizon today unveiled a new, three-pronged business plan called Citizen Verizon that commits the company to sustainability, human prosperity and digital inclusion. The plan, which has been in the works for several years, has its roots in a 20-year-old commitment to corporate responsibility, according to Verizon’s head of brand development, Kristin McHugh. Those efforts were…
For Matt Strauss, pushing back the premiere date of Peacock was never an option. The seasoned Comcast executive, who was tapped to head up the new streamer as chairman in 2019, realized soon after March’s Covid-19 shutdowns that the new streaming service would arrive in a different landscape than planned. It wasn’t just stay-at-home orders,…
Facebook is teaming up with location intelligence provider Esri to release new OpenStreetMap-ready datasets for use in building maps. The social network’s Map With AI set of specialized map editing services and tools will roll out new versions of its RapiD editor and JOSM plugin to work with the new datasets, enabling mappers to quickly…
Founded in Wichita, Kansas, in 1921, White Castle lays a legitimate claim to being the oldest restaurant chain in the United States. You might assume that a 99-year-old burger joint that’s been prosperously making sliders since the Harding administration wouldn’t need to innovate very often, much less be at the cutting edge of any sort…
There’s a longing in the air. A new need for normal. These human impulses and a desire for a summer like any other keep showing up in commercials today. Tractor Supply, for one, is presenting a “Summer Like No Other” and they don’t mean COVID-19, the retailer means that they have the stuff you need […]
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Agencies are supporting Black Lives Matter. Here are six ways they can use that commitment to finally create an inclusive culture.
Scientists have come up with a diet hack for cows that can reduce the animals’ methane emissions by more than a third, and Burger King will be the first brand to sell the better-for-the-planet beef, starting today. Spoiler: A small dose of lemongrass leaves does the trick, cutting bovine emissions by 33% a day, according…
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The plan to cut livestock methane emissions is explained by kids in a music video from We Believers and the director of “Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.”
Also, Mediaocean buys 4C, ESPN confronts race relations and Trump’s Twitch channel is back.
Despite global pandemic, podcast ad revenue will near $1 billion in 2020, says a new report from the Interactive Advertising Bureau.
With five Australians under 40 diagnosed with Parkinson’s every day , Parkinson’s NSW has launched the first-ever ‘No Escape Room’ to simulate what life is like for people living with the disease. The one-of-a-kind experience, created by Wunderman Thompson Australia and Airbag, started with a callout via Facebook to Australia’s biggest escape room enthusiasts, with the opportunity to be the first people to trial a new escape room. What the participants didn’t know was that they were taking part in an experiment to dramatise the everyday challenges of people living with Parkinson’s. Taking three days to construct, including building multiple hidden cameras into the structure, the room was designed to help participants understand Parkinson’s symptoms through a series of puzzles inspired by everyday tasks such as tying a shoelace, pouring tea and using a computer mouse. Each one was rigged to simulate how Parkinson’s symptoms – such as loss of memory, physical tremors, stiffness, confusion, difficulty multi-tasking and blurred vision – impact a person’s ability to complete everyday movements and tasks. The campaign is brought to life with an interactive digital version of the No Escape Room and a related online video, together allowing more people to experience the daily challenges faced by people with Parkinson’s and help to shift the common misconception that it is a disease of the elderly. The site simulates the feeling of being inside the escape room via a 360 experience, with each challenge replicated for the users to attempt.
Headline and copy text: It’s not about who you choose, but the reason you choose.
Short description: LinkedIn exposes the hidden unconscious bias in the industry by developing a unique captcha.
School: Miami Ad School, Hamburg, Germany
Art Director: Shadab Wajih
Art Director: Tudor Cucu
On his Monday evening show, the Fox News host said racist and sexist posts by one of his writers, Blake Neff, were “wrong,” while castigating his detractors as “ghouls.”