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A voting platform where you can have your say on the quality of today's advertising
A spot of Yuletide yearning for...
If anyone can make guns, crime,...
Ice cream shooting out of a man's jeans - hm, pretty weird!
Developed in Australia after im...
British supermarket chain Tesco tickles the funnybone with this campaign telling the tale of what happened next when a boy nicked a grape from the fruit stall while grovery shopping with his mum. But there's a seriously worthy side to the chuckles: Set up in 1919, the store group has announced that it is doubling its Free Fruit & Veg for Schools programme from September, increasing participation from 500 to over 1,000 schools, wi... Read More
A brief glimpse into the upcoming CHANEL Cruise 2026/27 collection, which will be his first for the House by French-Belgian creative designer Matthieu Blazy. Shot in Biarritz, France, in evocative black and white by Julien Martinez Leclerc, it illustrates Blazy's aim of focusing on movement, the sea, and the history of the House. Contrary to what one might expect, the once-derided cruise industry appears to be booming, with the... Read More
This footage showcases progress in the development of implantable brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) by Neuralink, which was co-founded in 2016 by tech entrepreneur Elon Musk. It features voluntary participants in clinical trials who chose to share their personal experiences. Neuralink points out that its devices are investigational and are not commercially available or FDA approved. It also acknowledges that the pa... Read More
Lots of us will relate to the opening points made in this campaign by Dutch lager brand Amstel: advertising is manipulated and manipulative. Who knew? But certain protections have been preserved by these very mechanism. This picture portrayal may strike a 'show the beautiful reality' note, but it also feels inherently intrusive. The brand does ask the question we're likely asking ourselves, but is it enough to know t... Read More