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Old Ads That Won't Die or Fade Away

Old Ads That Won’t Die or Fade Away

By , April 13th, 2010

MADISON AVENUE is coming up with a digital variation on an Irving Berlin standard: The campaign has ended, but the advertising lingers on. Thanks to Internet staples like YouTube, Facebook and the special Web sites known as microsites, consumers can still see ads after the completion of the campaigns of which they were part — not unlike satellites that remain in space, visible to the eye, long after they have stopped being tracked.

Super Bowl's Guy Moron Has Had Enough to Drink

Super Bowl’s Guy Moron Has Had Enough to Drink

By , February 5th, 2010

Like we don’t have enough problems. There’s the deficit problem. The healthcare problem. The energy problem. The global warming problem. Now I fear we have a joke problem. At least when it comes to advertising. And that has me nervously anticipating what we’re all going to see during the Super Bowl.

Agency A-List: Shops Next in Line for Ad Age's Agency A-List

Agency A-List: Shops Next in Line for Ad Age’s Agency A-List

By , January 25th, 2010

10 on Their Way to the Top of Our Rankings

TransUnion Enters a State of Financial 'Zendough'

TransUnion Enters a State of Financial ‘Zendough’

By , January 7th, 2010

TransUnion, the nation’s third largest consumer credit report agency, this week launched a campaign touting a new online financial management tool.

Pyrex

Pyrex “Cooking Solved”

By , November 17th, 2009

There are big problems you can’t solve (and don’t even want to think about), and there are small problems that can be solved. In this tough year, people feel a certain pleasure in focusing on the latter.

For Porsche's First Sedan, a Focus on Its Origins

For Porsche’s First Sedan, a Focus on Its Origins

By , October 15th, 2009

HOW interested are consumers these days in buying gold-plated shares of A.I.G. stock dusted with caviar? Diamond-encrusted yachts once owned by a Ponzi schemer? Scrabble sets with platinum boards?

Edward Jones Take Personal Approach In Ads

Edward Jones Take Personal Approach In Ads

By , October 10th, 2009

Financial services firm Edward Jones looks to emphasize the personal touch it has been bringing to investing to its customers for nearly 90 years in a new, $30 million multimedia advertising campaign.

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