It’s the second ad in the ‘Wear Wool, Not Waste’ series, spotlighting the environmental benefits of the natural fabric.

It’s the second chapter from the Australian brand – which was established in 1936 – and its ad agency 20something.

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The importance of brand safety has been blown way out of proportion, inadvertently hurting vital news media. Stagwell’s Mark ...

We all think we own a piece of Tupperware, but if we did, the brand wouldn’t have to file for bankruptcy. System1’s Andrew ...

Strategy and brand consultant and D&AD Strategy Masterclass trainer Uri Baruchin​ shatters the illusion that Apple has always ...

While tackling a mountain of dirty dishes in the commercial, Hudson, a busy and sleep-deprived mom, drifts into a wild ...

Known for its playful and innovative advertising, the Swedish furniture maker has discovered a way to boost brand visibility ...

When it comes to creating meaningful purpose-driven campaigns, brands can look to the work of NGOs, says Toby Symington of ...

On Tuesday, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed three new laws intended to curb the spread of election-related AI ...

With Diwali, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah and Christmas all fast approaching, advertisers are gearing up for a surge of celebratory ...