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Burger King’s ‘Whopper Whopper’—the wild ride of a maddeningly catchy jingle

Burger King’s ‘Whopper Whopper’—the wild ride of a maddeningly...

Agency OKRP on how the endless memes and parodies perfectly embody the brand promise.

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Why Super Bowl auto ad spending is trending down

Why Super Bowl auto ad spending is trending down

The economy and supply concerns weigh on automakers—and fewer are using the game...

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Behind DTC tinned fish brand Fishwife’s rapid rise and entry into Whole Foods

Behind DTC tinned fish brand Fishwife’s rapid rise and...

The move marks Fishwife’s first national retail partnership.

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R/GA global media head Ellie Bamford departs

R/GA global media head Ellie Bamford departs

Ellie Bamford, who helped launch campaigns such as Reddit's “Superb Owl,” is taking...

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McCann Global CCO Alex Lopez to depart amid larger reorganization

McCann Global CCO Alex Lopez to depart amid larger reorganization

Suzanne Powers, Kate MacNevin, Nannette Dufour and Harjot Singh are being promoted...

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5 questions with Wunderman Thompson Health’s new chief creative officer

5 questions with Wunderman Thompson Health’s new chief...

Renata Maia talks about creativity, inclusion and AI in health care marketing.

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Top 5 food and beverage ideas to know about right now

Top 5 food and beverage ideas to know about right now

Ad Age's ranking of the most interesting recent food and beverage campaigns and...

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Pro bono work—why a recession is the perfect time for agencies to invest

Pro bono work—why a recession is the perfect time for agencies...

3 ways unpaid projects can support culture, expertise, vision and growth.

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Embracing AI—5 reasons marketers shouldn’t fear artificial intelligence

Embracing AI—5 reasons marketers shouldn’t fear artificial...

It might be just the tool to give struggling marketers a break.

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AI tools raise safety concerns for most consumers

AI tools raise safety concerns for most consumers

Despite familiarity with the tech, U.S. adults simply don’t trust it, study shows.