Month: June 2018

Netflix dropped an empowering new campaign during tonight’s BET Awards, celebrating the diversity of its black creators and actors, and championing all of the incredible creativity that each actor, director or producer has shared with the world. The streaming service’s latest campaign, “A Great Day in Hollywood,” includes a 60-second TV spot directed by Lacey…

Police must get a search warrant before obtaining data showing the location of cellphone users, the Supreme Court ruled, the third in a string of decisions that limit law enforcement’s access to the most intimate details of citizens’ digital lives.

The U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling enables states to collect sales tax from all online purchases, eliminating the advantage of buying some big-ticket items from websites like Amazon.com.

CANNES, France–The Colonel was here Thursday for a panel on the evolution of the KFC brand, which in no small part is due to the creatives at Wieden+Kennedy. In fact, the Colonel was played by W+K ecd Eric Baldwin, who stayed in character during our post-panel interview. Fellow W+K ecd Jason Bagley and KFC marketing…

It was a very different year for Publicis this year at the Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, following the holding company’s decision to refrain from submitting work in order to focus more resources on building Marcel. Publicis CEO Arthur Sadoun told Adweek that he was encouraged by the support Publicis received from its clients…

Burger King CMO Fernando Machado and his team of ingenious creatives return from another Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity with a handful of Gold, Silver and Bronze awards. Last week, before departing for Cannes, Machado presented a case study of Burger King’s work at our Elevate: Creativity event in New York City. Here, Machado tells…