"Advertising" Blogs & Blog Posts

Graphic Communication Designer Adam AtkinsonGraphic Communication Designer Adam Atkinson

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Modern MarketingModern Marketing

Strategic view of marketing and media as the world pivots from broadcast to...

 
Dot Com Mini MogulDot Com Mini Mogul

I chose the name mini mogul because John Chow, Darren Rowse, Jason Katzenba...

 
Marketing Unleashed: inspired marketing for savvy marketersMarketing Unleashed: inspired marketing for savvy marketers

Marketing Unleashed: inspired marketing for savvy marketers. Tips, advice a...

 
This Ain't No DiscoThis Ain't No Disco

This Ain't No Disco showcases the interiors of the world's best a...

 
SeaLionSeaLion

A mix of personal projects and impressive things. I'm a designer, phot...

 
danny browndanny brown

Conversations about social and emerging media tools for marketing, PR, comm...

 


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At least 18 government websites in the U.K. and the U.S. send visitor information to multiple online advertising brokers, according… Continue reading Some UK and US government sites are ‘sharing data with ad brokers’ The post Some U...

NBC News reports that carmaker Hyundai has paused its ads on Twitter, citing the presence of neo-Nazi material alongside its own posts. "We have paused our ads on X and are speaking to X directly about brand safety to ensure this issue is addressed,...

Netflix keeps benefitting from its password-sharing crackdown, which should bode well for its rivals as they prepare to follow suit.

"They say in thirty years, a burger and fries could cost $16, a vacation $12,400, and a basic car $65,000," leads a 1996 ad for financial services company TIAA (then TIAA-CREF). "No problem. You'll eat in. You won't drive. And you won't go anywhere."...

David Paton's 50-year-old hit song "Magic" earned him $1 million from use in Ozempic commercials, illustrating the value of a musician's back catalog.

Meta bought Instagram for $1 billion in 2012. Now it's a giant part of Mark Zuckerberg's empire.

From Nintendo's Virtual Boy to Amazon's Fire phone, even the biggest companies can have major flops. Here are some of the notable disappointments.