Selling drugs on Facebook Messenger is rarely a good idea, but just this once, it'll probably be OK. Netflix just launched Narcos: Cartel Simulator, a game created in partnership with Vice-owned agency Carrot to be played fully within the messaging app. The game takes place in 1994, and the aesthetic was drawn from games designed...
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September 29, 2017
Insider updates on all things video
In Netflix’s Addictive New Narcos Game, You Build a Drug Empire in Facebook Messenger
Bringing a retro vibe to a modern interface
By David Griner
Selling drugs on Facebook Messenger is rarely a good idea, but just this once, it'll probably be OK. Netflix just launched Narcos: Cartel Simulator, a game created in partnership with Vice-owned agency Carrot to be played fully within the messaging app. The game takes place in 1994, and the aesthetic was drawn from games designed...
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ABC Is Displacing Shark Tank and Once Upon a Time to Prepare for American Idol’s Arrival
3 long-running series shift to new nights ahead of the midseason hope
By Jason Lynch
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Networks, ad buyers use new technologies to measure attentiveness
By A.J. Katz
Josh Gondelman lets celebs edit their own Wikipedia pages for accuracy
By Sami Main
Choose the year's top series, names and networks
By Adweek Staff
The era of Peak TV continues, with more shows available on more platforms than ever before. Whether you found your new favorite sitcom on Netflix, Amazon or basic cable, the possibilities are endless. So tell us: What were your favorite binges of 2017? How did you watch them? Now's your chance to vote for your...
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