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Partners & Spade, Kate Spade co-founder Andy Spade's ad agency, made a stylistic ad for Warby Parker called "The Literary Life Well Lived." Its the company's second-ever television commercial. The company describes it as "a whirl through pre-war apartments, boxing matches, private clubs, black tie parties, and rooftop antics."
There's a problem with Adap.tv's inventory, Adweek reports.
Group M altered its global ad spend predictions. While it said that ad spending in measured media for 2013 would grow 4.5% in December, predictions changed to it only growing 3.4% (to $507 billion).
Ogilvy & Mather launched a behavioral science school.
Twitter is testing a feature called Trending TV.
Here's how NPR is doing customizable banner ads.
Publicis bought Engauge, a digital shop.
Advertisers are going to start running to "Breaking Bad" so that it can be spotted in the show's commercial breaks.
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- Diet Coke Uses Dancing, Animatronic, Wooden Dolls To Convince People It's Healthy
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- HTC's Billion-Dollar Campaign To Resurrect The Company Looks Like A Dud