Adnatomy: ESPN Revives Its Iconic ‘This Is SportsCenter’ Campaign
Agency Arts & Letters and the network shot four spots in a single day.
Marketers Make New Year’s Resolutions and Preview 2023’s Biggest Buzzwords
Plus, what they are most excited looking ahead to this year.
Adnatomy: KAYAK Gambles on Funny Social Commentary
Why the travel site decided to poke fun at conspiracy theorists.
Behind the Creator: Michael Le
The Joystick founder discusses the intersection of two emerging markets.
Can Fast Food Survive Without Single-Use Plastics?
Brands like Just Salad and Deliver Zero are charting a path forward.
Yay or Nay? Adweek Staffers Review Brand Mashups
Find out whether to try or pass on brand combos from Coca-Cola, Ritz, Oreo and more.
Adnatomy: Staples Takes a Stroll Down the Nostalgia Aisle
The office supply store kicks it back to the '90s to promote business services.
Video: Adweek’s Commerce Week 2022 Highlights
From food to NFTs, industries from Kellogg's to eBay made appearances.
How Apple Elevated Product Demos Into Artvertising
Brent Anderson, creative chief for the brand's longtime agency, explains the impact of 'Shot on iPhone.'
Dipped in Pink: Marketing, Branding and LGBTQ+ Visibility
These companies are on a mission to make inclusion part of their ethos beyond Pride Month.
Kentucky Derby Horse or Ad Agency: Can You Tell the Difference?
The ad industry's favorite game is back for a fifth consecutive year.
What Women Marketing Leaders Admire Most About the Next Generation
For Women’s History Month, Adweek asked five brand and agency executives to share their best career advice for women marketers.
5 Women Leaders Share the Best Advice They’ve Ever Received
Nancy Reyes, E.T. Franklin, Kenya Brock, Cindy Gallop and God-is Rivera honor rising stars.
The Next Generation: The Marketers Who Inspire Top Women Leaders in the Industry
Nancy Reyes, E.T. Franklin, Kenya Brock, Cindy Gallop and God-is Rivera on the industry's rising stars.
4 Questions for Rolling Stone CEO Gus Wenner
From ecommerce to the metaverse, where he's taking the iconic publisher.