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HexClad lands in Super Bowl history as the first cookware brand to advertise during the Big Game, bringing Gordon Ramsay and ...

The biggest lever of creative freedom is the freedom to create anywhere, not just in the office, argues Uncommon’s Ben Major.

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It’s a big weekend for sports – and for advertising. Ahead of the Super Bowl on Sunday, Will Hurrell, of Will Hurrell PR, ...

Overall, a Super Bowl ad doesn’t make sense for most brands. Over-investing in a concentrated time period, even over an ...

Influencers play an increasing role in communicating public information. Kate Andreeva of HypeFactory asks whether content ...

As part of our Predictions 2025 series, the S4 Capital founder shares his take on the seismic shifts coming for the ad industry.

Privacy-safe measurement is tricky. Billy Murray, senior manager of product marketing at Jun Group, explores a new buzzword ...

The spot stars Michael Jordan, Travis Scott and DJ Khalid, and is set to the tune of Queen’s Another One Bites the Dust.

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