Spotify and Ad Age launch a music destination to show what artists and songs are popular among the ad industry's tastemakers.
Tesla Motors has no advertising, no ad agency, no CMO, no dealer network. And that's no problem.
Liberty Mutual, which spends $160 million on measured media annually, is reviewing its creative and media accounts, currently at Interpublic's Hill Holiday.
We know Bob Benson is a lover of coffee, a listener of self-help records and a friend to Joan. But who is Bob really?
Fast Horse will be tasked with spreading the news of the brand's ongoing "No Bollocks" campaign
The app replicates SMS through push notifications, and claims to have eclipsed Twitter's 200 million monthly active users.
The animal-adoption site is being bought by $11.5 billion global pet-products manufacturer Nestlé Purina. Terms were not disclosed.
Welcome to the 2013 Creativity 50 -- our ninth installment of the year's most influential creative thinkers and doers.
A&E reality show and Bentonville big seller create branded products including Halloween costumes for dogs and antimicrobial adhesives.
Once nearly a $1 billion category, tobacco advertising may seem as much a relic as Peggy Olson’s typewriter. The rollout of electronic cigarettes is changing that.
For inspiration, the winners of Ad Age’s fourth annual cover contest asked themselves the question “Who is the creative of 2013 and of the future?”
For this year's cover contest we chose 12 finalists from more than 300 entries. Check out the runners up and let us know your favorite.
Paychecks for creative types rose 5.5.% on average this year, up from 4.8% last year, a 24 Seven survey finds. But are folks feeling the love?
Dumenco attempts to make sense of Facebook's usage numbers and continuing appeal to marketers.
Once satisfied with making products useful, tech companies increasingly feel pressed to make them attractive, too.
Competing with General Mills and pushing social purpose, privately owned Kind claims sales of $125 million last year.
The No. 1 network has found a way through the upfront slowdown that media buyers described all week.
The Prism scandal is engulfing a host of tech companies already scrutinized for their use of personal data for advertising purposes.
McDonald's is adding rice products to its menu for the first time in China, to better appeal to local tastes.
Keepin' it classy as always: your New York Post.
