Ad Age has gathered all of the Super Bowl spots that ran nationally during the game in one place.
The face of Victoria's Secret, model Adriana Lima is back in the Super Bowl -- drafted by not just one but two marketers, Kia and Teleflora, for their Big Game ads this year.
Ethnic food -- from Korean to Thai to El Salvadoran -- has become more familiar to the average U.S. consumer, and that's not because of mom-and-pop restaurants or specialty stores, but via food trucks.
Japan's Hakuhodo took the prize for Ad Age's International Agency of the Year last month, but many of those who didn't win submitted ideas you can learn from. Here are five of the best, culled from Latin America, Europe and Asia.
In a first for the Indian film industry, Spanish travel authority Tourespana created what's essentially a brochure for the country in the movie "Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara" -- and it worked, with the number of Indian tourists to Spain jumping 65%.
Walter Isaacson's compelling biography of Steve Jobs shows how a CEO can build the world's most valuable company by getting involved in everything.
A snit developed today between the two brands over a Super Bowl ad for the Chevrolet Silverado pickup that shows a group of Silverado owners surviving the cataclysm supposedly predicted by Mayan culture for 2012.
Parents of teens get a horrifying taste of what their kids go through with a free iPhone app created by Liz Claiborne Inc.'s Love Is Not Abuse Coalition.
Old Spice is too powerful for its own good, or at least for Procter & Gamble's own good.
Peterson Milla Hooks debuts its new work for JC Penney, promoting the retailer's new "fair and square" pricing strategy, which promises to cut the confusion out of sales and discount pricing.
In "Skillet Whisperer," dogs are replaced with one of Denny's limited-time-offer Sizzling Skillets, and Mr. Millan is called upon to tame skillets that are "too aggressive to enjoy."
To generate buzz around new artwork at Stockholm art gallery Bonniers Konsthall, DDB Stockholm invited people to an event via Facebook. But there was a catch: If more than 99 people agreed to come by 9 p.m., the event would be cancelled.
The Omnicom Group brand-research shop is bringing Mr. Hardie back to the company he introduced to the U.S. 16 years ago.
20th Century Fox devised a brilliant stunt to promote its upcoming film "Chronicle," about three high-schoolers who suddenly gain superpowers.
Priceline.com Chief Marketing Officer Brett Keller said that only Michael Jordan for Nike and Bill Cosby with Jell-O were in Mr. Shatner's league as iconic endorsers. Which is why he had to be killed off.
Clients are often depicted as conservative corporate yes-men, standing in contrast to the Technicolor brilliance of the agency's creative wizards. This image ignores a number of brand-side marketers who bring guts and innovation to the business. Here's a ranking of 10 forward-thinking executives, and some takeaways that may help you become a better...
Doug Sweeny Agency-client relationships are like a marriage. You need to talk, listen, compromise and have a sense of humor. Like most marriages, they start with the euphoric honeymoon. It can start to wear during the months and years ahead as the difficulties of daily life set in, but how you manage those things is what ...
Bacardi Global Chief Marketing Officer Silvia Lagnado puts a premium on having good relationships with her agencies. Yet Ms. Lagnado, who took the post in 2010 after a lengthy career at Unilever, always sees room for improvement. "The quality of your leadership and the quality of your relationship with the agencies makes a huge differenc...
Midway through an important meeting before the launch of a big campaign, Allstate Senior VP-Marketing Lisa Cochrane turned to the dozen or so people in the room and asked, "Does everybody here besides me know 'Safety Dance'?" Her creative agency, Leo Burnett, had just shown her an ad featuring the hit song from the '80s. But it was foreign t...
Wendy Clark, Sr. VP-Integrated Marketing Communications and Capabilities, Coca-Cola "Great clients are generally more concerned about their impact and output than on their greatness. That is our enduring focus in 2012. From my experience, great leaders make great clients. Sun Tzu identified five characteristics of great leaders that endure today ...
Three tips from Brad Jakeman, president-global enjoyment brands, chief creative officer, PepsiCo 1. BE OPEN TO ALL SOURCES OF CREATIVITY, BUT DON'T GET DISTRACTED BY SHINY OBJECTS. Popular culture is brimming with incredible storytellers, visual artists and utility builders. The trick is to be open to collaboration but retain the abil...
Lessons on how to create compelling and fan-earning campaigns on the world's most popular social media platform
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A survey of how women are really using technology today, from laptops to mobile, in collaboration with JWT. Download slides by clicking the AdAge.com/... More
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This white paper, produced with partner Kantar Media, examines the state of pharma marketing today, how digital information and social-media channels... More
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