The 2013 Awards Report
The Year's Most Creative Agencies, Campaigns and Clients
See our annual rankings of the most celebrated work, marketers and agencies, plus insights from the winners.
Vermont Country store relies on nostalgia to peddle its wares to the over-40 crowd. But it adds a few twists to its retro offerings.
Executives told a quarterly management meeting that the spinoff from Time Warner is still planned for the second quarter of 2014.
Old Spice's Isaiah Mustafa is back, but this time with a project aimed at the U.K. -- which means he's now on the hunt for gentlemanliness.
WPP CEO Martin Sorrell told the UBS conference that he wants to know whether the merger is a French takeover or an American one.
The decision to dissolve Ria Novosti, along with its international radio broadcaster, came as a complete surprise and signaled a major state media reorganization in Russia.
A Nexus-branded set-top box, which streams video from services like Hulu and Netflix, will run on Android, and could be available in the first half of 2014.
Google, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft, Apple and others are demanding reforms above and beyond legislation in front of Congress that would curb the NSA's powers.
Vintage Ads is asking its readers for ads featuring creepy kids -- and getting some great ones.
Fury, anarchy, martyrdom: Why the youth of Brazil are (forever) protesting, and how their anger may consume the World Cup.
Edward S. Lampert, struggling to stem heavy losses at Sears, is facing an exodus of money from his hedge fund, which is returning billions to clients of Goldman Sachs.
The once-booming sandwich chain Quiznos is stumbling two years into a major turnaround effort, prompting the company to seek concessions from creditors owed nearly $600 million.
Fast-food workers and labor organizers are marching, waving signs and chanting in cities across the country Thursday amid a push for higher wages.
Is the NFL -- which touts its commitment to player safety in the wake of concussion lawsuits -- risking players' health for the sake of adding to the bottom line?
Kellogg's CEO John Bryant calls the peanut butter Pop-Tart an innovation, but is it?
Chobani is entering the Super Bowl for the first time, creating the game's latest head-to-head ad battle by squaring off against Oikos.
It's the first time in 20 years that a new platform is expanding overall ad spending without cannibalizing other media, one forecast said.
Spin the globe in 2014 and you'll see positive signs for advertising across the planet. Here are 10 points to keep in mind about the worldwide ad market.
Fonterra recently had a safety scare in China, but now it's launching new brands here.
What kind of crust did it take for DiGiorno to live tweet "The Sound Of Music?"
Brazil's tourism authority Embratur took advantage of the World Cup draw to target online videos at tourists from participating countries.
Pop Secret Labs has come up with innovative ways to market popcorn before, but this add-on for a mobile game might be the best.
Add an asterisk to the opening-weekend haul for 'Hunger Games: Catching Fire,' and plenty of others.
Pop culture hits aren't the only things he can pull out of his pants.
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The New Yorker's cover illustration, by artist Kadir Nelson, shows a younger Mr. Mandela from his time on trial.
NBC said the special gave the network its best Thursday excluding sports since the 'E.R.' finale in April 2009.
Jonah Peretti never imagined people would watch much video on mobile devices, he says in this video from Advertising Week.
Eyewear marketer Warby Parker didn't originally plan to have physical stores, but that's changed now, co-CEO Neil Blumenthal told us.
For media-agency trading desks, programmatic has allowed them to deal directly with fewer sellers, while buying ads across a greater spectrum of sites.
See our annual rankings of the most celebrated work, marketers and agencies, plus insights from the winners.
