Digital publisher Quartz and others recently brought attention to a 1964 political ad that seemed especially prescient as Donald Trump began to close in on the GOP presidential nomination. Fifty-two years later, ...
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Advertising & Branding
July 18, 2016
'This man scares me,' says Bill Bogert 52 years later
By Patrick Coffee
Digital publisher Quartz and others recently brought attention to a 1964 political ad that seemed especially prescient as Donald Trump began to close in on the GOP presidential nomination. Fifty-two years later, ...
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Plus, the return of the 'Hefty!' chant
By Katie Richards
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Smartphone to shopping cart
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Pitch Black wins DEWcision 2016
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Some agencies marked up media by 90%
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Roughly one month after releasing a 58-page report detailing transparency issues in the advertising industry, the Association of National Advertisers today released a set of media transparency guidelines with support ...
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Campaign launches on first day of RNC
By Angela Natividad
To promote YouTube Music, which launched in the U.S. in November, YouTube is putting the spotlight on its biggest competitive advantage—its diversity. 
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McCann and Framestore dissect their Lockheed Martin marvel
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Grey follows the ups and downs of four global stars headed to Rio
By Gabriel Beltrone
The athletes gathering next month in Rio may be dazzling spectacles of human achievement, but getting there took a lot of ugliness.
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Wrapping cars in data sensors
By Marty Swant
Zipcar is rolling out a campaign in Seattle and Washington D.C. that blends an old-school advertising technique with new technology—it's wrapping ads around cars and tracking how many people see them.
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