Fast Company asked several of the most creative ad agencies in the world to rebrand baby girls. Their mock campaigns recast girls as the No. 1 choice for consumers from China to the U.S.READ»
Sure, we're grudgingly accustomed to those Captcha code boxes popping up online to verify we're humans, not bots. But they're about to get way more horrible. Thanks to moves by a firm called NuCaptcha, those boxes you see may soon contain unavoidable video ads.READ»
Due to a flood of terrible fake news stories online for April Fool's Day, we've canceled iFive this morning. Meanwhile, click through for a selection of easy listening...READ»
Social media-sharing experts Meebo have just forked over an undisclosed sum to buy ad-targeting experts Mindset. These innovative guys eschew demographic profiling, and use psychographic targeting to understand consumers instead. But...what exactly is that?READ»
For years cell phone carriers have loved to shovel "added value" systems into the phones they sell, with the real goal of capturing more cash and controlling how their users exploit particular services. Does the crapware-free Verizon iPhone promise an end to this?READ»
In the December/January issue, Fast Company magazine takes an in-depth look at the tumultuous state of advertising on the eve of the biggest creative revolution the industry has witnessed in decades. As a companion piece, we asked ...READ»
Just in time for what’s bound to be the most irritating travel season ever, Xerox has enlisted Y&R New York and Tronic Studio to mount giant interactive commercials at almost a dozen airports across America. We can't decide if ...READ»
