Bless This Designer for Remaking Famous Logos to Teach Us Which Fonts They Use
You know the logos, but do you know the fonts? That was the question that clearly obsessed Emanuele Abrate, an Italian graphic designer and educator. Logos are a passion for Abrate, an art director...
View ArticleAR Drawings Can Now Be Added to Videos in Facebook Stories
Facebook continues to pack more feature into Stories in the hopes of convincing more people to use them, and the latest addition is augmented reality drawing. Facebook Camera product manager John...
View Article4 Ways to Shake Up HR and Remain Relevant With Employees and Consumers
In today's cluttered and always-on world, greater relevance with customers is what wins the battle for brand supremacy. That relevance is built by becoming a brand that people want in their lives, one...
View ArticleStephen Curry, Looking Back on His Life, Distills It All Down to One Lesson:...
There are probably a lot of reasons why Stephen Curry has gotten to where he is today--support from his family and friends, hard work, dedication and so on--but one of the most important things, at...
View ArticleCreative Agency Wongdoody Acquired by Indian IT Giant Infosys for $75 Million
Infosys wants in on the Accenture equation. Today, the information technology company announced that it has agreed to acquire 25-year-old Seattle-based creative agency Wongdoody. While the press...
View ArticleWhy 4 Famous Magazines Are Collaborating With Amazon to Transport Readers to...
In June, select subscriber covers of Cosmopolitan, Good Housekeeping, Redbook and Woman's Day will transport readers back to the 1950s. As part of a collaboration with Amazon, the four Hearst titles...
View ArticleMacy’s Launches a Review of Its $500 Million U.S. Media Business
Retail giant Macy's recently issued an RFI for its U.S. media planning and buying business, a spokesperson confirmed today. "Macy's is conducting a review of its media account currently handled by...
View ArticleWPP CEO Martin Sorrell Steps Down Abruptly After 33 Years
Today marks the end of the Martin Sorrell era at WPP. The world's largest advertising company confirmed in a statement that Sorrell has resigned as CEO, effectively immediately, following 33 years in...
View ArticleThese Incredibly Crafted Anti-Smoking Ads Drop the Fear Tactics in Favor of...
They know smoking is dangerous. They know it's expensive. They know it makes them a bad influence on their kids. And they know they need to quit. In these new, documentary-style PSAs for Tobacco Free...
View ArticleHow Marketing Through Voice Technology Will Put Savvy Brands Ahead of the Curve
Brand voice has long been a product of written copy, whether it be on websites, marketing materials or email newsletters. With the relatively recent advent of voice recognition tools like Amazon Echo...
View ArticleWhy This 130-Year-Old Magazine Is Getting an Overhaul
National Geographic magazine has seen its fair share of redesigns over the course of its 130-year history. And today, it's getting another. The May issue will debut new sections, a new design and...
View ArticleHow Brands Are Justifying an Increased Need for Consumer Data
It was Benjamin Franklin who sparked the debate between freedom and security. Back then, it was a robust conversation among our Founding Fathers as they contemplated the laws and direction of this new...
View ArticleWhat Parents of YouTube Influencers Need to Know to Keep Their Kids Safe
YouTube is flooded with influencer content that targets the under-13 crowd. Take Ryan ToysReview, the six-year old "kidfluencer" who took home a staggering $11 million last year. He's posted hundreds...
View Article4 Improv Games That Will Help Loosen Marketers Up
A pair of comedians from the Upright Citizens Brigade promised a group of advertisers at the 4A's Accelerate conference that contorting their bodies into the letters W and K served a real purpose. Abra...
View ArticleBoring Weekdays, Annoyed With Their Newfound Popularity, Come to Life in...
Actors portray days of the week--Monday through Thursday specifically, with a quick cameo by Friday--in MGM National Harbor's new ads from McCann. The work is designed to boost early- and midweek...
View ArticleLinkedIn: Here’s How to Unfollow a Connection
Did you know LinkedIn allows you to unfollow a connection without actually removing them from your connections list? This will stop their posts from showing up in your feed. Our guide will show you two...
View ArticleWhat Financial Brands Can Learn From A+E Networks’ Study on Marketing to Women
After spending more than two years studying the representation of women in media, A+E Networks think tank Kalpana+ is sharing findings from its latest study in an attempt to help marketers understand...
View ArticleBy Changing a Single Word, Schweppes Hopes to Transform Its Entire Positioning
With the transformation of one word from the past to the present tense, Schweppes hopes to change its brand positioning--and maybe even its destiny. From the long-standing "What Did You Expect?," its...
View ArticleQ&A: IBM’s First Chief Privacy Officer on How Corporate Privacy Has Evolved...
In 2000, Harriet Pearson became IBM's first chief privacy officer and part of the vanguard of early CPOs who laid the groundwork for how corporations approach privacy. Pearson, who is now an attorney...
View ArticleWhy Sean Hannity Should Have Made His Relationship to Michael Cohen Public
At least one media analyst feels Fox News host Sean Hannity should have disclosed his relationship with President Trump's personal lawyer Michael Cohen, not only to the public, but to his employer as...
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