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| Relaunch aims to create more relationships By Marty Swant On a Sunday afternoon recently in New York's Bryant Park, three men were sitting outside talking about the woes of dating. Read more » |
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| Communal swim trunks? No, thanks! By David Gianatasio |
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| Brandshare Content From Deloitte Digital | | A new model for a new age |
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| Opens up about music, and himself for Ernie Ball By Robert Klara |
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| Wpromote’s unlikely cameo helped land new accounts By Christopher Heine |
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| New licensing deal involves the character and the name By Lauren Johnson Last week, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff touted a vision of the future in which everything and everyone will be connected and driven by machine learning and data. Benioff was launching his company's foray into ... Read more » |
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| Kristina Jenkins is overhauling old brands and ideas By T.L. Stanley Specs Current gig Chief strategy officer, Zambezi Previous gig Culture intelligence officer, mcgarrybowen Twitter @KJxCulture Age 42 Read more » |
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| Plus, the activists he considers must-follows By Emma Bazilian Specs Name Matt McGorry Age 30 Claim to fame Stars as Asher Millstone on ABC's How to Get Away With Murder (Thursdays, 10 p.m.); played John Bennett on Netflix's Orange Is the New Black Base Los ... Read more » |
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| Featured Jobs | | Welk Aviation Boston Massachusetts | | Intrigue.TV Hartford, Connecticut (US) | | Creative Circle Phoenix, Arizona | | ITPR New York City | | Understood.org New York City, New York | | |
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| Nike, Hurley and Outside TV are clients By Kristina Monllos Specs Who Founder Richard Yelland (l.) and associate producer Giovanne Helou What Creative agency and production firm Where Santa Monica, Calif. Read more » |
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| Pandora exec points out it's not the 2000s anymore By Sean Duggan Political ad spending is like a river, but many campaigns continue to falter by swimming against the current. Read more » |
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| Social data shows 186 percent jump By Lauren Johnson Samsung has a brand emergency on its hands. After weeks of reports that its flagship Galaxy Note 7 phones were catching on fire from overheated batteries, the brand ceased production of the phone Sunday. Read more » |
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