Month: July 2023

Her dissent from the ruling on affirmative action makes an obviously implausible claim.

Texts and emails are efficient, but clicking on an icon can’t compare to opening a real envelope.

Democrats said decades ago they alone would run policies for black Americans. Now comes the blame game.

Meta’s new Twitter clone app–Threads–is expected to launch on July 6, according to Apple’s App Store. The decentralized app was made available for pre-order, although not paid, on Monday on Apple’s App Store and Google Play. The web version is expected to go live around the same time. According to Mark Zuckerberg’s Instagram teaser, anyone…

Pringles has made an untold number of ravenous snackers feel seen with its Super Bowl ads that depict people getting their hands stuck in its cylindrical cans. Since 2022, the brand has poked fun at the predicament caused by its biggest design flaw. As seen in its latest Super Bowl commercial, even singer-songwriter Meghan Trainor…

Uber not only revolutionized the concept of ride-sharing, but also turned it into a flourishing business venture. Given its profound and consistent interaction with customers, it was no shock when Uber made the leap into the realm of advertising. Today, we are honored to sit down with Mark Grether, vp and general manager at Uber…

Working with film always had its downsides, from high costs to a development process that could lead to creative disaster–but that has never fully counteracted its unique appeal for photographers. Although there is significantly less film produced today than in the heyday of the medium, it has seen a surge in demand in recent years,…

At every industry event, and across my many friends in the advertising business, I am most often asked, “Why should I buy a data clean room?” My response is always the same: “What are you trying to build? What compelling products can you offer the market today that you could not offer yesterday?” The data…