Stranger to Himself

Come on people, are we asleep? We can't just let them sneak silently out the back door without putting them in the stocks and getting out some ripe tomatoes, right? I mean, aren't we all a little culpable?  So here are a couple facts to wake you from the dream: The post Stranger to Himself first appeared on OOH TODAY.

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How US Tariffs Are Changing The Playbook For Canadian Advertisers

Since the Trump administration first threatened a 25% increase in import tariffs on Canadian goods in February, The Great White North’s sentiment towards its southern neighbor has been decidedly less neighborly. The post How US Tariffs Are Changing The Playbook For Canadian Advertisers appeared first on AdExchanger.

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Home improvement gets sweary for Norwegian retailer Maxbo

Maxbo is Norway’s largest home improvement retailer, known not just for selling tools and materials but also providing workshops and expert guidance. Agency Morgenstern has leant into Maxbo’s role as a trusted problem solver with a story about an otherwise model primary school pupil who has somehow developed a habit of using very bad language … The post Home improvement gets sweary for Norwegian retailer Maxbo first appeared on More About Advertising.

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Art Director Reema Trehan Crafts Bold New Brand Identity for The Den

Award-winning Art Director Reema Trehan has designed the striking new brand identity for The Den, an athletic and community hub located in Regina, Saskatchewan. The Challenge The Den’s founders wanted a brand identity that could balance two seemingly opposite forces: the competitive demands of athletic performance and the sense of belonging within a community. The design needed to be bold enough to inspire athletes of all levels while remaining approachable to those seeking connection and belonging. Reema’s Approach Reema approached the project by focusing on her strengths in strategic thinking and visual storytelling. Drawing on her years of professional creative[...]

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Supreme Court Stay Sets Stage for Reconsidering Humphrey’s Executor

On Monday, the Supreme Court ruled that President Donald Trump may remove Democratic Federal Trade Commission (FTC) commissioner Rebecca Slaughter without cause while her legal challenge to the termination proceeds. Supreme Court Stay on FTC Commissioner’s Removal In a 6–3 decision, the Court granted the Trump administration’s request for a stay, temporarily blocking rulings from...

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Facebook and Instagram to charge UK users £3.99 a month for ad-free version

Subscription service is Meta’s response to regulatory warnings over crunching users’ data to serve targeted ads Facebook and Instagram users in the UK are to be offered advert-free versions of the social networks for up to £3.99 a month. Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta has responded to regulatory warnings about personalised adverts, in which users’ data is crunched to produce targeted ads, by launching an ad-free subscription service.

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Cars with missing parts (those invented by women)

THE ORIGINAL? FIAT 500 « Missing Parts » – 2017 « Without women cars wouldn’t be the same » Watch the Case Study (You Tube) Agency : Leo Burnett Milan (Italy) LESS ORIGINAL Nissan Pathfinder « No Women, No Car » – 2025 Watch the Case Study (You Tube) Source : Edelman, Linkedin, SABRE AWARDS Agency : Edelman Latin America (Mexico)

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