More Advertising - Page 8
Samsung rolls out ad celebrating Russell Westbrook's NBA MVP status
Very appropriate.
By Johnny Lieu
Admire the beauty that is Instagram's art gallery at Cannes
It's called #WanderandWonder.
By Kerry Flynn
Instagram adds 'paid partnership' feature, the formal alternative to #ad or #spon
Pay attention, Kim Kardashian.
By Kerry Flynn
Snapchat is on a crusade to show why it's better than Facebook (hint: size isn't everything)
About 60 percent of interactions are between close friends.
By Kerry Flynn
Russell Westbrook goes back to where it all started in new Samsung ad
"I know you can make it out of any situation, because I was one of those kids."
By Johnny Lieu
Save the Children pulls an Amazon with Dash-like button to collect donations
Instead of pushing for laundry detergent, push to give.
By Sasha Lekach
Fixing the 'broken internet' with Amanda Palmer and Patreon
"The web is really terrible at turning value into dollars."
By Kerry Flynn and Patrick Kulp
If Steve Jobs had his way, we'd always have Jeff Goldblum in our pockets
We really missed out on this one.
McDonald's ad about a boy, his dead father and Filet-O-Fish called out for being insensitive
Maybe aim for something a little lighter next time.
By Sasha Lekach
Snapchat launches a bunch of snazzy new ads
Snapchat is hustling to stay one step ahead of Facebook — and that means some snazzy new advertising features.
Facebook is going to do something about those terrible ads on your website
Bad ads could end up costing a lot of websites
This awkwardly worded ad makes this otherwise innocent poster feel very wrong
Do something, not someone.
By April Hautea
Netflix TV ad tricks people into supporting very fake politician Frank Underwood
"We deserve a leader who will not yield."
By Johnny Lieu
Ads will target your emotions and there's nothing you can do about it
Facebook practically knows everything else about you anyway.
By Patrick Kulp
Facebook accused of targeting 'insecure' children and young people, report says
The document was allegedly prepared by two of the country's top Facebook executives.
Heineken shows Pepsi the right way to make a politically charged ad
Pepsi would do well to take notes.
By Patrick Kulp
Google, the world's top advertising company, is building an ad blocker for Chrome
Say goodbye to pop-ups.
By Patrick Kulp
Of course some people actually liked that Pepsi ad
A new poll shows some people were surprisingly receptive.
By Patrick Kulp
Snapchat's finally offering more location data to advertisers
80 percent of Snapchat users take snaps in restaurants.
By Kerry Flynn
