The strange world of #MeToo marketing

This dress records how many times the wearer is groped. It’s part of a campaign by Schweppes–yes, the beverage brand–to draw attention to sexual harassment.

There are still way too many women doing laundry in advertisements

A new survey by The Female Quotient and Ipsos finds marketers aren’t doing a good enough job in reflecting the diversity of real life.

Ad giant Ogilvy unveils global company rebrand and reorganization

With more than 16,000 employees across 450 offices in 120 countries, the agency network announces significant structural changes.

Top 5 ads of the week: Teachers want to teach, not carry a gun

Vollebak introduces the most extreme discount card ever, WNBA star Maya Moore spreads her wings, BBC embroiders the World Cup, and Apple goes animoji in Korea.

Why David Ogilvy’s Advertising Bible Is Getting A Modern Update

The agency’s former CEO Miles Young talks about his new book, “Ogilvy on Advertising In The Digital Age.”

Ogilvy CEO On How Restructuring One Of The World’s Largest Ad Agencies Is Going So Far

John Seifert talks about the challenges and opportunities so far in using the agency’s U.S. operations as the test market for the company’s global transformation.

Fractalize Your World In IBM’s Homage To The Arty Math of Benoit Mandelbrot

Looking for consumer connections with the work of a man who brought the left and right sides of the brain together.

“Tweeting Bra” Reminds You to Do Regular Breast Exams

Breast Cancer Awareness Month continues with a bra designed to tweet out exam reminders every time the user unclasps it.

The Best In Outdoor Creativity: IBM Wins Grand Prix At Cannes

IBM’s useful outdoor ads wins the top prize in the Outdoor Lions.

Street Art-Style Ads Remind Us (And Johns): That Prostitute Is Someone’s Mother

A new series of Argentinian outdoor ads cleverly reminds potential johns that most prostitutes are actually working mothers. You have to see both sides of the corner for the full experience, though.

11 Rules For Great UX Design, Adapted From An Original Mad Man

What does advertising giant David Ogilvy have to do with user experience? You’ll be surprised. Here, Method’s Ted Booth updates Ogilvy’s core campaign principles for the digital age.

Diners’ Stories Decorate Plates At London Café

British restaurant Dishoom is collecting stories from diners on the Internet, to be displayed on in-house plates.

Man’s Best Friend Fetches You Back From Depression

Print ads for the animal care group World For All suggest, with gorgeous water-color paintings, trying a canine antidepressant.

The Best Of SXSW, Illustrated

Ogilvy & Mather sends sketch artists to South By Southwest to capture the most animated panels in an appropriately illustrated form.

10 Ads Worth Sharing, Courtesy Of TED

The Sticky, Tricky Rebranding of Corn Syrup as “Corn Sugar”

10 Workspaces That Inspire Creativity

Inspiration or Rip-Off? From “I Heart NY” Tees to Amex Smiley Face Ads

A new ad for American Express with murky origins gets Ken Carbone thinking about where great ideas come from.

The Case for Eating Local, Beautifully Made

Hellmann’s creates a new ad packed with animated infographics, revealing just how far-flung the food chain has become.