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Hailee Steinfeld Wants You to Stay Abreast of Health in Novartis Super Bowl Ad

Hailee Steinfeld wants to give breasts the attention they deserve–for health care screenings, early detection, and more. In its first Super Bowl ad, pharmaceutical company Novartis puts a spotlight on breasts, with cheerleaders, partygoers, and everyday women simply living their lives, all in a bid to bring attention to cancer and prevention. The 60-second ad,…Hailee […]

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No Robots at the Big Game: Why AI-Made Ads Are Sitting Out Super Bowl 59

The Super Bowl may be the ultimate stage for advertisers, but don’t expect this year’s commercials to earn the moniker “AI Bowl.” Four industry experts told ADWEEK that, despite AI’s growing influence in marketing, most brands are likely to lean on tried-and-true methods–celebrity cameos, humor, and emotional storytelling–for fear of igniting the ire of audiences….The

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Could Getty–Shutterstock’s Scale Fend Off Generative AI?

Long, long ago–back in March 2023–Bill Gates declared that the “Age of AI” had begun. Artificial intelligence technology, the Microsoft co-founder announced, would soon prove as revolutionary as the internet or PCs. Almost two years later, one thing’s for certain: We’re firmly in the Age of AI Buzz. Since OpenAI caused a stir with ChatGPT…Long,

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Brands Are Set to Win the Super Bowl, and Fox’s Ad Sales Chief Explains Why

Though the Super Bowl is more than a week away, Fox may already have its MVP in Jeff Collins. Fox’s president of advertising, sales, marketing, and brand partnerships took the position in early 2024 following the retirement of Marianne Gambelli, who was exiting after more than 40 years in the industry. The incoming ads chief…Though

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What Doritos’ Crash the Super Bowl Contest Means in the Creator Era

Cast your mind back to 2006. Apple’s iPhone hadn’t been released yet. YouTube appeared just a year earlier. Facebook and MySpace were the largest social media platforms. Yet despite the nascent state of the social internet, Frito-Lay’s Doritos was ready to hand the reins of its Super Bowl 41 ad over to creators, inviting them…Cast

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Nominations for the ADWEEK 50 of 2025 Are Now Open

ADWEEK is now accepting nominations for our 2025 ADWEEK 50 list. The ADWEEK 50 spotlights the behind-the-scenes luminaries in advertising, marketing, media, and technology who were essential growth drivers for their businesses in 2024. Rather than being just another list that recognizes the CEO, ADWEEK 50 honors the operators who keep the business running efficiently…ADWEEK

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Rocket is Bringing America Home in Super Bowl 59 Ad Teaser

Rocket Companies is continuing its brand refresh with an emotional Super Bowl 59 ad. Created by Mirimar, the fintech platform released a 15-second preview of its upcoming spot, which begins with a pregnant woman touching her belly and saying, “let’s get you home.” The ad then shows a montage of children and new parents sharing…Rocket

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This Vital Film Spotlights the Personal Impact of Youth Suicide

[Sensitive content: This article mentions suicide. Help is available through the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline in the U.S. by calling or texting 988 or the CALM helpline in the U.K. at 0800 58 58 58]. In a collection of home videos, a girl named Evelyn grows up. She learns to ride a bike, opens…[Sensitive

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WSJ Finds People Paid More Attention to Ads During the Election

Contrary to popular belief, audiences actually paid more attention to ads during the election, according to new data from The Wall Street Journal. In October, The Journal offered advertisers a performance guarantee for any qualified campaign that ran during a four-week window coinciding with the U.S. presidential election. Between Oct. 15 and Nov. 15, all…Contrary

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