Thursday Morning Stir

By Erik Oster 


-Yesterday we learned that John Hancock has ended its relationship with Hill Holliday after over thirty years. Here’s one of the agency’s more well-known ads for the brand (video above).

-Vox takes a look at the Sleeping Giants, the anonymous collective of social media activists who have thus far succeeded in getting over 1,400 companies to pull advertising from nationalist extremist site Breitbart.

-McCann’s Harris Diamond says agencies “don’t need to evolve any differently than they’ve always evolved.”

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-The New York Daily News wonders why McCann didn’t choose a statue of a woman for its Wall Street stunt.

-And the makeup of the leadership team at State Street Advisors is pretty much exactly what you would expect.

-Avocados From Mexico reportedly saw the biggest boost from its Super Bowl ad buy.

-A new study by Wesleyan Media Project found that only 25 percent of Hillary Clinton‘s TV ads dealt with policy.

-JWT London launched a provocative outdoor campaign addressing the gender pay gap for International Women’s Day.

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