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Pre-Roll Ads as Talent Contest? The Longer You Don’t Skip, the More Votes...

Extra Gum is making the medium the message with Extra Support Acts, a campaign that turns YouTube pre-roll ads into a platform that gives 16 emerging Australian music acts a significant audience boost...

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Everyone Is Your Mom in This Crazy Delta Stunt That Guilts You Into Flying Home

On the continuum of maternal guilt trips, Delta Air Lines may have carved out some new, good-natured ground with a stunt that encourages Seattle residents to fly home to see their mothers. Created by...

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The Top 20,000 Facebook Pages Posted More Content During the Second Quarter...

Social media management tool Buffer teamed up with content marketing tool BuzzSumo to analyze more than 43 million posts from the top 20,000 brands on Facebook during the second quarter of 2018, and...

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Chuck Norris Gets Replaced by Truck Norris in This Wonderfully Over-the-Top...

Chuck Norris is no stranger to advertising, but it's rare we see him not throwing a roundhouse kick or being portrayed as a meme-era Paul Bunyan capable of impossibly epic deeds. (His last ad...

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Barbarian’s New Receptionist Is an Echo Show Named ‘Barb’

Digital agency Barbarian Group's new receptionist, Barb, doesn't collect a paycheck, isn't getting breaks or benefits and can work endless overtime. Barbarian, however, isn't violating New York State...

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Amazon Is Losing Its Smart Speaker Dominance, According to New Report

Amazon is no longer the smart speaker king. A report from research firm Canalys this week found that Google Home shipments outpaced those of Amazon's Echo products for the second straight quarter as...

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A Fruit Rocket Is Actually the Best Bad Idea Pitched in These Delightfully...

Creative that comes out of the Pacific Northwest has its charms. On one hand, work from Portland and Seattle can have an edge, (see: early Nike work from Wieden + Kennedy), and on the other, it is at...

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These 20 Cutting-Edge Campaigns Epitomized This Year’s Most Innovative...

BLAST OFF WITH 20 CUTTING-EDGE CAMPAIGNS THAT WON THIS YEAR'S PROJECT ISAAC AWARDS HONORING THE MOST INNOVATIVE CREATIVE ADVERTISING FROM A VR HELMET THAT WHISKS YOU INTO SPACE TO WORK THAT CHAMPIONS...

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It’s Time for HR to Undergo a Revival or Agencies Risk Stifling Creative Talent

HR is in the ER, and there's a screaming sense of urgency to lead the discipline toward a real top-to-bottom transformation. But will change really happen this time? HR gurus have been predicting the...

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Nat Geo’s VR Helmet Sent Users Into Space While Keeping Their Feet on the Ground

Gravity Award Marketing and Advertising: VR/AR Invention Media: Product Development Invention If you're yearning to experience the awesome wonders of space and get a closer view of the solar system...

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Creatives Are Still Cautious in the Age of Trump, but Is a Renaissance Coming?

As the 2016 presidential campaign churned forward, there was a distinct sense of bemusement about Donald Trump in the traditionally liberal-leaning advertising industry. Surely he wouldn't ascend to...

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Index Exchange Halts Controversial Bid Caching Following Investigation and...

Index Exchange is to press pause on a controversial real-time bidding (RTB) tactic known as "bid caching" after an impassioned debate kicked off last week. The ad exchange has contacted partners...

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The Late-Night Shakeup Continues as TNT Orders a Pilot Featuring Niecy Nash

It's been a brutal summer for late-night shows, with five of them getting the ax in the last two months. Now TNT hopes to fill the void by ordering a new pilot for a late-night show featuring its Claws...

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Dropping the Filter: How Brands Can Navigate Instagram’s IGTV

Instagram made its name by offering photo filters that gave the amateur's pictures some professional sheen. But lately, its video offerings have been also become a place where brands offer unfiltered...

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On the Adweek Podcast: Creativity in the Age of Trump

In this increasingly polarizing political climate, can you blame brands for playing it safe? Ever since Trump was elected, there's been a kind of creative hangover in the industry, and bland spots have...

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Joanna Coles Is Working on Her ‘Next Chapter’ From the Beach

Though she left after serving as Hearst Magazine's first chief content officer weeks ago, Joanna Coles hasn't given up her signature treadmill. She just moved it to the beach instead. Turns out I can't...

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Havas CCO Explains Their Odd Internal Video Starring Juice Bars and Poop Emojis

Havas North America is a little different, and the privately owned network doesn't do things quite like all the other ad agencies you know. At least that's what co-chairman and chief creative officer...

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How Land Rover’s Founder Came Up With a Whole New Kind of Vehicle by Doodling...

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How an Apple Vet Ended Up Starting Verizon’s In-House Shop

For Andrew McKechnie, the journey from joining global agency FCB as a copywriter in January 2001 to becoming svp and CCO of Verizon in February 2017 was a steady climb. "I worked up the ranks in a...

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Berlin-Based Design Agency Edenspiekermann Brings a European Approach to the...

Creative design shop Edenspiekermann of Berlin has spent the past two years importing its Euro-design vibe to America via its U.S. headquarters in Los Angeles and offices in San Francisco and Chicago....

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