Topic: Advertising
Adweek has partnered with Toronto-based technology company Shiny Ads to create the new Adweek Self-Serve Ad platform. The service now lets anyone upload a 300 x 250 banner ad and secure a set…
One of the most indelible and enduring images of the 2008 presidential campaign was candidate Barack Obama's logo: a simple, clean, blue "O" rising like a sun above a prairie…
The 5-foot-7-inch Jacksonville Jaguars running back Maurice Jones-Drew earned the nickname "Pocket Hercules" for his bruising running style, but the diminutive chatterbox can't seem to take a verbal hit. Addressing listeners…
The Atlantic is bucking the trend for print publications by reporting a good year. For the 12th consecutive quarter, the magazine has posted revenue gains. Its overall advertising revenue is…
Dear Adweek Reader, Since Adweek’s relaunch in April this year, our readers in print and online have experienced a reimagined and rejuvenated news brand. The magazine, born from the legacy titles of…
Charging that General Mills is misleading consumers about the nutrition and health qualities of its Fruit Snacks, the Center for Science in the Public Interest filed a class action suit…
A House subcommittee held its fourth hearing on Internet privacy this year Thursday, but the unmistakable conclusion from it was that Congress has gotten no closer to passing any legislation…
It's been a good day for the food, beverage, and advertising lobbies and their fight against the federal government’s proposed voluntary guidelines for marketing food to children. During a joint hearing…
The federal agencies behind the government's proposed voluntary guidelines for marketing food to children appear ready to back down on certain elements of the guidelines that have been the subject…
Advertising continues to change in new and surprising ways. It's more targeted than ever, more technological, and more mobile. It tells stories in innovative ways—about who we are and how…
