David Griner
David Griner is Adweek's international editor and host of the Adweek podcast, "Yeah, That's Probably an Ad." He's been covering agencies, creativity, technology and marketing innovation for more than a decade.
Here Are All 27 Campaigns That Won Top Honors at the 2022 Cannes Lions
This year's Grand Prix winners took storytelling and stigma-shattering to ambitious heights.
How Apple Elevated Product Demos Into Artvertising
Brent Anderson, creative chief for the brand's longtime agency, explains the impact of 'Shot on iPhone.'
Cannes Lions’ Top Titanium Winner Aimed to Give a Victim of Violence the Life He Deserved
Engine's 'Long Live the Prince' brought Kiyan Prince into EA's FIFA 2021, 16 years after his death.
P&G’s Period Education Campaign Wins Sustainable Development Goals Grand Prix at Cannes
Glass Lion for Change goes to WeCapital's 'Data Tienda' at Cannes.
James Patterson, Now a Memoirist, Reflects on the Lessons of His Time in Advertising
The best-selling author says to trust your instincts—especially on when it's time to leave your job.
Harry Styles Stars in Revival of Apple’s Iconic ‘Silhouettes’ Ads
The early 2000s campaign was recently reborn for the 3rd generation of AirPods.
Wieden+Kennedy Dismantles the Insidious ‘Model Minority’ Myth With a Powerful Short Film
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
For creatives Titania Tran and Dan Koo, the AAPI Heritage Month project is a personal one aimed at healing racial rifts
This Ukraine Fundraiser Asks Other Nations to Imagine War Coming to Them
The campaign was inspired by Zelenskyy's words to Canada's Parliament.
New Burger King Ads Celebrate the Fact Fans Can’t Name a Menu Item Other Than the Whopper
85% of customers failed to name more than 1 burger option, so agency Ingo just rolled with it.
Blake Lively on Betty Buzz’s Rapid Growth and Starring in Her Brand’s First Ad
The alcohol-free mixer line's first spot comes after 7 months of organic expansion.