Thursday Morning Stir

By Erik Oster 


-Portland digital agency Instrument released an anthemic ad for the REMIND app, designed to help teachers stay in touch with students and parents (video above).

-Ottawa agency McMillan created an 8 bit-video game called Interns simulating the intern experience. “We didn’t want our interns…to feel unprepared or unappreciated, the agency told Adweek, “so we created an 8-bit video game that featured them as playable characters.”

-Twitter dropped its 140-character limit on direct messages.

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-Diageo selected Anomaly London to handle global creative duties for Gordon’s.

-The Drum asks, “Should more marketers use ‘dreamvertising’?

-Bic apologized for its sexist Women’s Day tweet.

-Digiday shares “What agency execs are reading on the beach.”

-A new study by Utah-based supplier of project management software Workfront found that 80 percent of marketers feel overloaded and understaffed.

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