This morning, dutiful fans lined up around 200 local coffee shops, all in the name of Gilmore Girls.
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Advertising & Branding
October 05, 2016
Netflix turned 200 real-world locations into Luke's Diner
By Sami Main
This morning, dutiful fans lined up around 200 local coffee shops, all in the name of Gilmore Girls.
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Asus spot has a T-Rex, aliens and oh so much more
By David Gianatasio
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Agency execs weigh in on implications
By Christopher Heine
Google on Tuesday introduced a $79 virtual-reality headset called View along with Pixel, a smartphone that can act as a companion device. The VR goggles, which will be available in November, are made of clothinglike ...
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Sequel to 2015's peep show
By Tim Nudd
Havas Chicago certainly knows how to stop pedestrians in their tracks with its office-window installations for Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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You're a good (65-year-old) brand, Charlie Brown
By T.L. Stanley
There's an ambitious gal running for president who was never satisfied with the idea of being first lady. She's sharp, decisive and, by her own admission, "a little bossy." She looks forward to ...
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And how the Netflix host chooses her brand partners
By Kristina Monllos
Specs Age 41 Claim to fame Comedian; host of Chelsea and Chelsea Does on Netflix Base Los Angeles Twitter @chelseahandler
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And he tries out the classic jingle
By Tim Nudd
In advertising's best pun so far this year, Chance the Rapper encounters Chance the Wrapper in this new Halloween-themed Kit Kat commercial by agency Anomaly.
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Drivers must be more careful, critics say
By Gabriel Beltrone
A road safety ad by AMV BBDO is sparking cries of victim-blaming in the U.K. for warning cyclists to hang back from trucks that are making left turns—the driver's blind side on that country's roads.
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