Month: October 2022

Ricardo Casal and Juan Javier Pe?a Plaza have been on the fast track since they burst onto the scene at David in 2011. The Ecuadorian duo started as junior creatives in Buenos Aires and quickly established themselves as a creative powerhouse, rising through the ranks and winning multiple awards in their eight years at David…

Martha Stewart, perhaps the world’s favorite domestic doyenne and America’s first self-made female billionaire, has publicly revealed more of her twisted sense of humor over the past several years. Not to mention her self-deprecating streak. In fact, no one’s better at skewering the Martha mythos than Martha herself. Her latest self-aware move comes via a…

Almost one year ago, the W3C created a small subgroup called the Private Advertising Technology Community Group (PATCG). This lean group planned for its smaller size and narrow focus to make it easier to actually get something done when it comes to advertising and analytics standards for the web. Standard W3C working groups were bogged… Continue reading »

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“Walker: Independence” is a new 19th-century prequel to CW’s “Walker,” which starts its third season on Thursday.

With the U.S. inflation rate at 9.1% this summer, many Americans have been left asking where they can cut costs to make their dollar work harder. 84% of Americans plan to reduce spending due to higher prices: Consumers specifically intend on cutting back on dining out, impulse purchases, driving and subscriptions. These economic changes directly…

Following a successful U.S. launch in 2020 One School, a free 16-week portfolio school for Black creatives, is opening its doors in the U.K. The One Club for Creativity has partnered with WPP to launch the program, which offers a free alternative to traditional ad schools–and provides career opportunities for talented Black individuals looking to…

Entrepreneurs across the continent are embracing new ways of working—and there’s a perceptible shift in what startups choose to focus on.

The fallout from Brexit isn’t in the rearview mirror just yet, but the UK capital is forging ahead regardless.

Look out, London—Berlin is fast catching up in all areas, from sheer volume of funding by startups to its rapid transition into a center for deeptech.