The questions were thought provoking, but by ad’s end, one wondered if they needed to be asked at all. Change is here.
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The questions were thought provoking, but by ad’s end, one wondered if they needed to be asked at all. Change is here.
The NHL’s Seattle Kraken announced their new branding and fans were onboard (pun intended) with honoring the local maritime-inspired identity.
Kia Motors America promoted a live stunt on Twitter that included three drivers who needed to get everything right in order to make the event successful.
Microsoft and the NBA has installed 17-foot tall LED screens that will wrap around the court, allowing players and fans to interact with each other in real time.
Crook & Marker introduced its own facemasks with a flap on the front that users can unbutton to reveal an opening for drinking straws.
To remind people how important restaurants are, DoorDash released “Without Restaurants,” where actors discussed how restaurants helped their careers.
It’s a brilliant campaign that plays perfectly to the relatable stir-craziness we’ve had during the pandemic and the yearning for past summer getaways.
Stella Artois wants its customers to Embrace the person they could be even if they’re away from others and are social distancing.
The Environmental Protection Agency certified Lysol Disinfectant Spray as a COVID-19 assassin.
Families who visit participating McDonald’s locations in Sweden can send their loved ones a senior happy meal.
Waze, the Google-owned GPS app where users share traffic updates, got a new look this summer.
Since its inception in the summer of 2016, Pokémon GO has continued to be an engaging experience for its users and fans of the Pokémon universe.
Ford’s standalone brand will directly compete with the Jeep Wrangler, offering a two and four-door option that has removable doors and top configurations.
Apple announced the company would leave Intel processors behind and produce Mac computers with its own Apple chips by the end of the year.
Olympus is selling its consumer imaging business to JIP (Japan Industrial Partners) after a long battle in an increasingly competitive camera market.
After selling only approximately 140,000 units in the almost twenty years since its introduction, the company Ninebot decided to end to the original Segway.
The Match: Champions for Charity event’s real story was the interesting uses of “deepfake” advertising leading up to the match.
If you’ve been on YouTube in the last few years, chances are you’ve come across ads for the Purple Bed brand. It’s been known for its use of comedy.
Our society is demanding change and brands that have been around for a long time—and were created in times with deep-rooted racism—are feeling the effects of the cultural shift.
According to the Las Vegas YouTube page, “The lights are on. The doors are open. And we can’t wait to see you.”
Movies have taken a beating this year with the pandemic shutting down theaters and delivering a real blow to box office numbers, but that won’t stop Bill and Ted.
Sometimes music connects us in ways that other mediums cannot. Bridge Senior Living seems to get this and they created a way for people to listen to music via a specialty website called Radio Recliner.
If you’re a fan of ice cream and Boyz II Men, then Daily Harvest’s new Scoops ice cream campaign is a real treat you’ll enjoy.
According to Nike SB, the footwear company’s skateboarding brand, the Ben & Jerry’s brand aesthetic aligns nicely with its footwear.
The candy brand that has become known for its “taste the rainbow” slogan has shed its iconic colors for Pride month.
There has been a 200% rise in email marketing engagement since the beginning of the crisis. This makes sense since people have had more time on their hands.
It should come as no surprise that a recent report sheds light on the surge of new account creations for the popular virtual meeting platform Zoom.
The platform saw a tidal wave of new users during quarantining. Will an older audience tear the very fabric that made it a cool in the first place?
Ryan Reynolds hints at the future of Deadpool and the possibilities of the character continuing on in its own standalone series or in the MCU.
After buying an ownership stake in Mint Mobile in late 2019, we’ve been seeing his presence felt in its communications and marketing efforts.
Aviation American Gin is going all in, with its owner Ryan Reynolds as the voice of the brand.
Elon Musk tweeted out that the company would be restarting production against Alameda County’s rules, while also acknowledging the potential for his arrest.
Google’s video conferencing platform is poised to compete with Zoom, GoToMeeting and Microsoft Teams—the big pandemic contenders.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey emailed employees, notifying them that they’d be allowed to work from home indefinitely.
Currently, Disney has pushed almost all of its theatrical releases back, but has acknowledged the studio is evaluating each movie individually.
NBCUniversal’s CEO Jeff Shell suggested it might start releasing movies simultaneously in theaters and on-demand.
The COVID-19 crisis and the need for social distancing has created somewhat of an opportunity bubble for the once booming drive-in movie theater industry.
The game’s recent Blockdown (zombie-themed) simulator experience was created to educate the youth of today on best practices for containing the spread of viruses.
We think this effort is from a global brand who knows whassup, and is using its clout to help people through this traumatic time.
Coca-Cola is one company that’s identified actions it’s taking to support employees, customers and communities around the world.
Both Hilton (with the assistance of American Express) and Marriott are two brands donating hotel stays to frontline medical personnel.
Puzzles everywhere are selling out and puzzle sales are reportedly up 335% since the beginning of the COVID-19 crisis.
You may have heard of the Steak-umm, the frozen meat company that is loved by those who love frozen boxed meat.
Rothy’s recycles water bottles into hip eco-friendly fashion for women and kids.
The future starts with children and the Green Toys brand is focusing on making an impact on the youth of today along with our environment.
Facedrive is a ride-sharing company that puts “people-and-planet first” and is committed to doing business fairly, equitably and sustainably.
It seemed like a good time to talk about the recent PSAs that actors from the actual 2011 virus thriller movie Contagion unleashed upon the world.
Amazon Prime picked up the festival’s 2020 collection and is showing it exclusively on the streaming service.
Quibi, the short-form video streaming service, is being offered to T-Mobile subscribers in a strategy to boost users.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot used humor in her recent PSA about COVID-19, hopefully bringing some semblance of joy to others during this crisis.
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