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| Old billboard gets a second wind By Tim Nudd It's not that often that a billboard is so absurd that it invites widespread mockery and goes viral in the process. But this one has—a full six years after it was made. Read more » |
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| It has 614,000 in less than a week By Tim Nudd |
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| Cruze gets a less fawning review By Gabriel Beltrone |
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| Omnicom's We Are Unlimited breaks its debut spot By Patrick Coffee |
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| GS&P's tasty new packaging By Tim Nudd Doritos might have crashed out of the Super Bowl after a decade of fun ads, but Frito-Lay still has a few party tricks up its sleeve for this year's big game. The chip maker's Tostitos brand has made a ... Read more » |
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| Thinkmodo unpacks its latest hit By Tim Nudd Viral marketing agency Thinkmodo has had plenty of experience, and success, in doing real-world pranks for horror movies. Think back to 2013's hugely popular "Telekinetic Coffee Shop Surprise" for the ... Read more » |
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| A new take on hunger games By David Gianatasio >From Snickers' point of view, skipping its YouTube preroll ads is just as bad skipping one of the Mars candy brand's chocolaty treats when you're hungry. Read more » |
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| 'We've seen your tweets and would like to be friends' By Tim Nudd Brands everywhere are cringing at the prospect of nasty—or even friendly—tweets coming their way from Donald Trump. But it's incoming press secretary Sean Spicer who's been waging a weird war on ... Read more » |
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| Power up and run By Angela Natividad A few weeks ago, I went on a trip. By the time I arrived at the airport, my phone was a dead brick—obliging me to hunt down the nearest charging station and, upon spying one, immediately elbow in and seize ... Read more » |
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| Don't look away By Angela Natividad Alongside Cancer Research U.K., MediaCom and 4 Sales, British TV network Channel 4 broadcast the first live commercial from inside a human body. Read more » |
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