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Posts made in October, 2024

Ad of the Day: Jamie Dornan encourages unique passions in big budget Diet Coke spot

on Oct 13, 2024

By Amy Houston It’s the first ad featuring the Irish actor, who has replaced Kate Moss as brand ambassador. Diet Coke has unveiled a stylish spot to introduce its latest ambassador, Jamie Dornan. In the ad, titled ‘This is My Taste,’ viewers see Dornan showcase his love for cold water swimming. The multi-channel and multi-million-pound campaign features a wide cast of characters, including festivalgoers, fashionistas and experimental chefs, who are all united by their bold style and self-expression. Read more here Read full story › Source: The Drum...

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Agency execs from Stagwell, Havas, VML, Wieden & others share their top 2025 predictions

on Oct 11, 2024

By Kendra Barnett Leaders at the world’s most influential ad agencies are predicting a lift in ad spend thanks to favorable economic conditions, more practical applications of AI and a renewed focus on brand-building and bold creativity. The ad industry is juggling a lot in this moment, as we barrel toward a high-stakes US presidential election, navigate the shifting tides of economics in the wake of interest rate cuts, iron out budgets for the coming year and grapple with new AI tools. The Drum quizzes the agency world’s top leaders on what we can expect to see in 2025. Read more <a target=_blank Read full story › Source: The Drum...

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Weekly AI Recap: Nobel Prizes for AI & AMD ups the competition against Nvidia

on Oct 11, 2024

By Webb Wright Also, Adobe launches an app for creators to protect them from deepfakes and scraping from AI bots. AI researchers win Nobel prizes Pioneering AI researcher Geoffrey Hinton and Princeton physicist John Hopfield were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics on Tuesday for their early work on neural networks, the technology that laid the foundation for large language models. Hinton is also a former Google researcher who has since left his post earlier this year to raise alarms about the dangers of AI. Read more here Read full story › Source: The Drum...

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Scotland’s ad industry vital to economy, says shadow business secretary Daniel Johnson

on Oct 11, 2024

By Richard Draycott Scottish Labour’s shadow cabinet secretary for business, economy and fair work told the Advertising Association’s Lead Scotland 2024 conference in Glasgow that Scotland needs to prioritize its creative sector in its economic strategy. In the opening keynote at the Advertising Association’s Lead Scotland 2024 conference in Glasgow, Scottish Labour MSP and shadow cabinet secretary for business, economy and fair work, Daniel Johnson, emphasized that Scotland’s creative industries are not just cultural assets; they are vital for economic development, with marketing and advertising playing a key role. He expressed concern that the creative sector has been underutilized for far too long, with Read full story › Source: The Drum...

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All you need is love? And trust. And convenience. How to build a lifetime of brand loyalty

on Oct 11, 2024

By Maria Greaves Communicating a clear purpose, and building trust by offering real, personalized value are the secret ingredients that drive brand loyalty these days, say leading marketers from Adobe, British Red Cross and Moonpig. There’s a whispered fear among marketing circles these days. A fear that customer loyalty might be, dare we say it, dead, in an era of rising costs, and changing consumer behavior. But that’s a myth, says Jamie Brighton, EMEA director of product marketing at Adobe, speaking at The Drum Live: “Loyalty isn’t dead – it’s just been reframed. Convenience helps build trust, and trust leads to Read full story › Source: The Drum...

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