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Goodbye to 'Someday' By Tim Nudd Timing is everything. It was true early Thursday morning for the Chicago Cubs, who are World Series champions after 108 years of futility. And it was true for Nike, which used the first ad slot after the final out of ... Read more » |
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Everyone's looking for a way to #FlyTheW By Jameson Fleming |
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Colorful work by Ogilvy By Kristina Monllos |
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Charles Faircloth grudgingly pitches OneHope wines By Tim Nudd |
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'Watch Dogs 2' effort leans on AI By Christopher Heine People tend to think the world of data capture—as it pertains to their online activity—is limited to web clicks. It is not at all, and Ubisoft wants you to understand that as the gaming company promotes ... Read more » |
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A clever stunt from Havas By Katie Richards If you're tired of seeing nasty political ads running across the internet leading up to the election, Hefty has a plan to wipe the web clean of them for the next few days. Read more » |
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Salute to legendary Cubs announcer By Tim Nudd Nike wasn't the only brand that was prepared for a Chicago Cubs victory in the World Series last night—with a special commercial ready to go right after the final out. Read more » |
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Another product feature ad, this time focused on stereo speakers By Tim Nudd We don't know whether the Chicago Cubs or the Cleveland Indians will emerge victorious in tonight's historic World Series Game 7. But we can predict one winner in advance—the bronzed bloke from ... Read more » |
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A colorful take on #FlyTheW By Tim Nudd Chicago Cubs sponsors are celebrating the team's first World Series win in 108 years with various spots and stunts. For its part, Benjamin Moore is encouraging a little sanctioned graffiti—painting W's ... Read more » |
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They're an increasingly diverse group By Christine Birkner If you're looking for evidence of country music's broadening appeal, look no further than one of the superstars performing at tonight's CMA Awards—Beyonce. But while country crossover acts have been ... Read more » |
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