Ivan Navarro
Posted in: UncategorizedAprès l’excellent Die Sculpture, l’artiste chilien Ivan Navarro nous présente ici sa série d’oeuvres intitulé “Aspects of Minimalism”. Des installations intrigantes jouant sur les lumières électriques ainsi que des objets épurés. Plus d’images dans la suite de l’article.
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The man with a fin on his head for Legal Sea Foods
Posted in: UncategorizedA creative advertising campaign for Legal Sea Foods with 3 prints.
To get fresher food you would have to evolve
Advertiser: legal sea foods
ACE Xmas
Posted in: UncategorizedNBA’s Nash, Deutsch’s Duda Team to Launch Startup
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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — The latest venture sprouting forth from Madison Avenue is a marketing consultancy armed with a $20 million investment fund to take stakes in start-up companies. But beyond its bankroll, the firm has serious drawing power at the helm: Phoenix Suns basketball star Steve Nash and a widely respected agency executive, Deutsch's Michael Duda.
Verizon Wouldn’t Have Dared Challenge the Cingular Brand
Posted in: UncategorizedHow the Chaos Scenario Ruined a Humble Porn-Purveyor in Belgrade
Posted in: UncategorizedWhy Print Advertising Isn’t Working
Posted in: UncategorizedBook ‘Em, Danno: Why Nostalgia May Win Over Novelty This Fall
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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Ask any TV-network executive how many new shows fail each season, and the answer they give you is somewhere between 75% and 80% — and then they'll tell you they're being kind. New data from a company that studies consumers' emotional attachment to TV shows and advertisers' products aim to cushion that launch-and-crash process that is so much a part of any fall-TV calculation.
Daytime TV’s New Entries Push Soaps Toward Drain
Posted in: UncategorizedNew Time CEO May Be Bellwether for Mag Biz
Posted in: UncategorizedNEW YORK (AdAge.com) — The latest and most significant leadership change in the magazine business — the anticipated arrival of former Meredith executive Jack Griffin to succeed Ann More as CEO of Time Inc., the storied publisher of titles from Time to People — suggests that magazines are about to veer further from their old brief of simply selling ad pages and into offering more marketing services.
Introducing the 2010 Media Vanguard Awards
Posted in: UncategorizedThe truth is, thousands of tech/creative/editorial people and hundreds of companies are transforming the media landscape. And some of the most exciting innovations are actually coming from much-maligned "traditional" or "mainstream" media companies. Introducing the 2010 Media Vanguard Awards (MVAs).
If You Build a Web Series Around It, Will They Come?
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LOS ANGELES (AdAge.com) — In the past three years, it seems "Make me a branded web series" has become the new "Make me a viral video" for marketers, with brands as varied as Ikea, Procter & Gamble, Toyota, Kraft Philadelphia Cream Cheese and even Poise incontinence pads all trying their hands at branded storytelling online. But as these webisodes clamor to find audiences in increasingly fragmented numbers, a larger metric for success pervades: Did they actually deliver on the hoped-for ROI for the brand?
Simon Wants You to Spend More Time Hanging at the Mall
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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Mikael Thygesen renounces the death of the mall. As he should: He's chief marketing officer of Indianapolis-based mall operator Simon Property Group and president of Simon Brand Ventures. In this age of social media, online transactions and virtual recreation, the mall still exists, he argues, as a place where people can engage in the physical world — eating, relaxing, escaping and, yes, shopping.
Marketers Still Looking for More Data, Lower Costs for IPad Ads
Posted in: UncategorizedEwanick Talks Agency Shifts, Ad Taglines, Swimming Lanes
Posted in: UncategorizedAusterity Budget Could Carve More Than $150M Out of UK Ad Market
Posted in: UncategorizedLooking for a Job? Adland’s Bigwigs Share How They Got Their Start
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NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — Marketing is full of creative and colorful people — many of whom went to colorful and creative lengths to snare a job in the field. Ad Age decided to search out some of the more interesting routes to a career taken by some better-known names at advertisers, media and agencies.