Itâs Advertising Week, but Donât Expect to See Mr. Peanut
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Advertising Week organizers have canceled the âWalk of Fameâ parade down Madison Avenue, which featured popular brand characters like Charlie the Tuna.
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Flashy new multimedia 'Gadget' ads are designed to draw watchers who'll share what they see.
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LONDON, Dec. 17 â As regulators wage war on unhealthy diets, cholesterol in food is increasingly unpopular. But it may have found a new role in advertising.
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As we approach the holiday    season, many people may consider the purchase of a telescope. You might already    have seen telescope ads in newspapers, catalogues or on TV shopping channels.    A typical ad might say something like this:
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Find a way to tune out advertisers, and they'll find a new way to tune you back in.
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It might seem unusual for a black candidate to model a campaign message on one of the most controversial, racially charged ads in the history of television campaign advertising Ã¢ÂÂ a spot that spurred outrage among the mostly liberal community of African-American activists.
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Details of a new television ad from President Bush that begins airing this week:
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Some of the most creative thinking in television these days has nothing to do with comedy or drama. It's about the commercials.
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Mozilla took out an ostensibly dual-purpose ad in the New York Times yesterday. One reason was to thank everyone who contributed to the open source browser project and, as such, the ad included some 10,000 names, in small print of course.
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Call it the ripple effect, or the  nipple effect, but Super Bowl advertisers have eased off the  hoopla ahead of the National Football League championship game  this year following an indecency scandal last year.
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A Delta ad meant to promote an in-flight entertainment system shows a big picture of CNNâs Anderson Cooper, perhaps leading some to wonder: Is Mr. Cooper endorsing Delta?
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Television advertising is back at the Masters. Martha Burk and her campaign against the all-male membership at Augusta National might not be too far behind.
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General Motors' clever ad campaign comes up short.
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TV advertising is changing, and the networks had better keep up. Fortunately, they're trying to.
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What a difference a year makes. If last year's Super Bowl ads were fueled by gross humor, this year's are running on nostalgia and cute cartoon characters. In a bid not to repeat the excesses of 2004, advertisers are employing a far safer stable of pitchmen, pitchwomen, and animated friends like the Jolly Green Giant and Miss Piggy.
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Call it the ripple effect, or the nipple effect, but Super Bowl advertisers have eased off the hoopla ahead of the National Football League championship game this year following an indecency scandal last year.
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The New York Times ad for Firefox has become a cause celebre sight unseen. It&#39;s part pat-on-the-back souvenir for Firefox fans, part anti-Microsoft clarion call and part reality check