by Richard Whitman on Sep 30, 4:50 PM
Colbert had some fun with narrator Sam Elliott's dropping the F-bomb in one line in the ad as well another line where he tells men to get over the "woman thing."
by Richard Whitman on Sep 26, 12:46 PM
It's part of the agency's celebration of its Worldwide Foundation Day, a synchronized annual effort to contribute to charities, communities and causes.
by Richard Whitman on Sep 25, 12:37 PM
Omnicom Health Group Teamed with the Prison Library Project on a novel and daring campaign call "Contrabanned" to highlight the illogical prison policies.
by Richard Whitman on Sep 24, 5:16 PM
A study by Health@WPP and Nextdoor found patients receiving local community support experienced a 100% increase in hope, along with reduced stress, fear, and isolation.
by Richard Whitman on Sep 23, 6:00 PM
The firm's offering includes sustainability strategy, operations, finance, brand and communications, social and cultural alignment, innovation and transformation, compliance and reporting, and executive support.
by Richard Whitman on Sep 20, 1:13 PM
That's according to a survey from Stagwell's Harris Poll on social media usage by young people who the poll found see more negative than positive in social media platforms.
by Richard Whitman on Sep 19, 3:47 PM
Online shopping was down 5% last year according to the report published this week by WPP's VML. The decline indicates a growing demand for in-person shopper experiences, one of several trends identified in the report.
by Richard Whitman on Sep 18, 9:12 AM
Marketing agency The Shipyard and Brand Innovators are hosting a summit on the topic later this week. More than a dozen marketing leaders from national brands will be presenting at the confab.
by Richard Whitman on Sep 16, 2:36 PM
The agency's employees worldwide will devote a day to considering wellness and the power of a positive mindset.
by Richard Whitman on Sep 11, 2:28 PM
Sittig wrote a "Dear John" letter to the advertising business saying he was "breaking up" because the industry's "obsession" with data had made it "boring" in comparison to the days when big ideas reigned.