Jan 29

How Squarespace Created a Killer Super Bowl Spot That Scored an Emmy

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John Malkovich is on an important phone call and he’s extremely angry. He wants to launch his fashion career with a website, JohnMalkovich.com, but someone else owns the domain. That’s how Squarespace’s hilarious Super Bowl LI spot, “Calling JohnMalkovich.com,” plays out–Malkovich, placing a friendly-turned-fuming phone call to someone who controls something he desperately needs. The…

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