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The science fair, that durable American institution in which earnest young people explain their poster boards to politely nodding judges, is about to acquire a passport.
The science fair, that durable American institution in which earnest young people explain their poster boards to politely nodding judges, is about to acquire a passport.
In the endless battle between authenticity and efficiency, Etsy has chosen a side.
For twenty years now, the John Lewis holiday advertisement has served as an unofficial starting gun for the British Christmas season, a role the department store chain has embraced with the sort of earnest commitment that Americans might associate with the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, if the para
The wireless carrier T-Mobile has hired Highdive and Anomaly to handle creative duties, in what appears to be an expansion of the agency relationships for a marketer that has long favored the bold and the magenta.
The history of founders trying to reclaim what they built is long, occasionally poignant, and almost never successful.
The San Diego Padres have promoted Christopher Connolly to executive vice president and chief marketing and operations officer, a title that combines the portfolio he already held with the one vacated by Caroline Perry, who left recently to join the Los Angeles Dodgers.
There are few experiences quite as personally deflating as buying a lotion that smells like a French bakery and leaves your elbows as parched as the Mojave.
The holding company business has always presented its leaders with a particular temptation: the notion that size, in and of itself, constitutes a strategy.
There is a certain irony in a vodka brand asking the public to do the creative work, given that the public is also expected to do the drinking.
For decades, the arrival of political advertising season was announced by the same unmistakable signal: the sudden appearance of attack ads during local news broadcasts, wedged between furniture store commercials and weather updates.