Category Archives: advertising
Mercedes Rolls Out Invisible Car [VIDEO]
When Mercedes wanted to promote its new fuel cell vehicle, instead of placing it squarely in front of everyone in the world, the company decided to… Continue reading
Pinterest Partner: Yes, They’re Making Money from Pins
News that popular social bookmarking site Pinterest might be generating revenue by adjusting and tracking the links attached to user-generated… Continue reading
What It Takes to Build a Thriving Design Business on the Web
The Leaders in Design Series is supported by Volvo.
Jesse Thomas founded the creative agency JESS3 as a student in 2007. In a few short years… Continue reading
The New Twitter: Everything You Need to Know
Twitter is dead. Long live, Twitter!
The Internet’s most popular microblogging service got a major upgrade today, rolling out a bran… Continue reading
WordPress.com Intros Ad Program, Disses Google AdWords
WordPress.com has announced a program that aims to offer bloggers an alternative to Google’s AdWords for monetizing their sites.
Called Wo… Continue reading
Twitter’s Jack Dorsey: “What Can We Do Better?”
If you have ever wanted to tell Twitter how you feel about its 200 million-member social network, now is the time to do it. Twitter’s Ex… Continue reading
Supercookies: What You Need to Know About the Web’s Latest Tracking Device
Recently, online properties like Hulu, MSN and Flixster have been caught using a tougher version of the common cookie. These “supercookies”… Continue reading
10 Incredible Interactive YouTube Videos
Like a 21st century version of the choose-your-own-adventure books, interactive YouTube videos can up the engagement factor by letting the viewer decide the course of the action, or just play around with the content. With Tippex seeing success with its A Hunter Shoots a Bear campaign, and Samsung and Rogers also testing the interactive video […] Continue reading
Ad Turns “New York Times” Homepage Into Game [VIDEO]
In an attempt to improve upon the paltry click-through rates on most banner ads, USA Network recently rolled out a banner promoting the show White Collar, asking users to play a game on The New York Times‘s home page (iPad only). The ad, created by Glow Interactive, features a small “scanner” screen, which, when dragged […] Continue reading