The School of Visual Arts in New York City is cranking up the nation’s first-ever master’s program in branding, led by Debbie Millman to help
Worth a read today is Jeff Jarvis writing about the blurring between news and advertising content. He argues that advertising that looks like news content
Consumer Reports is a rarity among magazines: It accepts no advertising and generally buys the products it tests. Its credibility tends to demand the respect
The University of Missouri’s Institute for Advertising Ethics, in conjunction with the American Advertising Federation, has released its new Principles and Practices for Advertising Ethics.
Joel Stein plays everyman in Time magazine’s March 10 cover story entitled Data Mining: How Companies Now Know Everything About You. He allows data mining
Advertising Age reminds its readers of “Nine Things You Can’t Do in Advertising if You Want to Stay on the Right Side of the Law,”
Why does that hamburger on TV not look like the one you just bought? National Public Radio tells the story of how “food stylists” do
Sept. 15, 2010 The tagline on the ad for Antonio Federici ice cream’s says “Immaculately conceived.” But the image—of a pregnant nun—has the UK’s Advertising
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