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Sony Pictures Turns Snapchat Users Into Slimer to Promote Ghostbusters:...

Ahead of the release of Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire in theaters on March 22, Sony Pictures launched an AR campaign on Snapchat featuring two augmented reality Lenses and a video ad. The AR Slimer Lens...

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Reddit’s Jen Wong Has a Plan to Juice Post-IPO Growth

Newly public Reddit has to level up its performance-driving products, and--after 20 years--figure out how to more fully monetize its signal-rich chat-based content. Reddit's long-awaited IPO values the...

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Exclusive: See What MediaLink Is Charging Sponsors for Its Spaces in Cannes

Want to take over a 10' x 10' meeting space from MediaLink at the splashy Cannes Lions advertising festival this June? Be prepared to pay about $850,000, according to a pitch deck obtained by ADWEEK....

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Xbox Made a Soccer Documentary That Could Change a Real Team’s Fortunes

Many impassioned sports fans watching a game from home may have harbored the secret suspicion that they could do better than the coach. What if they got the chance to prove it? Nathan Owolabi, a...

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Balancing Brand and Demand: Why You Should Be Looking in Grocery Stores for...

According to Taste editor in chief Matt Rodbard, the grocery store is content. And as marketers very well know, content is king. On this episode of Yeah, That's Probably an Ad, ADWEEK community editor...

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The 10-Year Tension: Women Need More Time, Not More Balance

Organizations nationwide, especially ad agencies, say offering balance is key to attracting and retaining women talent. From unlimited PTO and job-sharing opportunities to remote work and childcare...

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From Rebranding to Reinvention: The Marketing Journey of Quad CMO Josh Golden

On this week's episode of Marketing Vanguard, host Jenny Rooney welcomes Quad CMO Josh Golden for a discussion on the evolving landscape of marketing and his experiences leading change in various...

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Avios Stages a Striking Stunt With E-Foil Surfers in Ad for Loyalty Program

As the world continues to feel the financial pressures of high interest rates, IAG Loyalty, which owns global loyalty currency Avios, highlighted its commitment to supporting customer savings with its...

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NBCU Extends Olympics Opening Ceremony Coverage to IMAX Screens

NBCUniversal plans to extend live coverage of the 2024 Paris Olympics opening ceremony across over 150 IMAX screens. On July 26, the organizers are planning a four-mile-long flotilla of almost 100...

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Inside 5-Hour Energy Founder Manoj Bhargava’s Decision to Sacrifice Sports...

Manoj Bhargava, the billionaire founder of 5-Hour Energy, has only one piece of furniture in his office: a five-shelf bookcase cluttered with rival energy drink brands, many of which no longer exist, a...

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Levi’s Global Campaign Gives the Floor to Next Generation of Change Makers

With its new global campaign, Levi's reminds consumers of its heritage as a democratic brand that has been at the forefront of progressive, fashion and cultural movements over its 170-year history. In...

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This Toilet Paper Brand Wants Brits to Talk Crap

It may not be every creative's dream to work on a toilet paper account when they grow up, but FCB London's latest taboo-busting work for Andrex shows that it doesn't have to be dirty work. The agency...

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Colgate Campaign Challenges Unrealistic Beauty Ideals for the ‘Perfect’ Smile

The pressure to have a "perfect" smile is intensifying. In a recent survey by Censuswide and Colgate, nearly 65% of the Generation Z audience said pressure to have a perfect smile negatively affects...

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A Cup of Soup Dancing in a Microwave? In Times Square, Silly Sells

On any given day in Times Square, a visitor can sit for a street artist portrait, get his name printed on an M&M, watch the Naked Cowboy playing his guitar and run from a marauding band of Elmos....

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Adweek Podcast: Unpacking the ‘Caitlin Clark Effect’

This season, 22-year-old basketball star Caitlin Clark has been making headlines with the Iowa Hawkeyes, breaking scoring and attendance records. She's also brought mainstream attention to women's...

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Following Ratings Boost, CBS and Golden Globes Announce 5-Year Deal

CBS is staying golden. Top line Following the Golden Globes' surprise ratings boost in January, CBS and The Golden Globe Awards have announced a new five-year deal. The new agreement will keep the show...

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How Brands Are Activating at the 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games

The 2024 Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games will take over the City of Light in July and August, with backing by some of the world's biggest brands including Alibaba, Coca-Cola, Deloitte, AB InBev,...

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Goth Glamour: Liquid Death and e.l.f. Cosmetics Collaborate on Ghoulish...

On a typical afternoon in a sunny suburb, all-American teenagers Piper and Addison fawn over their favorite goth rocker in Corpse Beat magazine, snack on vegan goat's blood and paint their faces like...

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Politically Charged Publisher Splinter Returns. Ad Monetizing Is Another...

Political news publisher Splinter relaunched Tuesday morning, three months after it was acquired by Paste Magazine in a package deal, alongside feminist publisher Jezebel, from G/O Media for an...

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ID Spoofing Dents Campaign Performance

The clandestine swapping out of IDs in cookieless environments without consent hampers the campaign performance, data shows. Go figure. These practices, dubbed ID spoofing, have been under increased...

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