Thomas Friedman writing in the NY Times: Poring through Harvard philosopher Michael Sandel’s new book, What Money Can’t Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets,→

It looks like banner ads might not be long for this world: Even if you’re not familiar with the terms, chances are that you’ve→

Before Dr. Seuss was a children’s book author he was Theodor Seuss Geisel, advertising illustrator. His early advertising work features his characteristic drawings and→

Fresh Green Ads: “Fresh Green Ads has developed a Raincampaign for Sea Life Scheveningen. Every time it rains the octopus of Sea Life Scheveningen→

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The before and after ad is a popular style of newspaper advertising. Sometimes though, the right graphic assets end up on the cutting room→

Putt-putt golf into the afterlife! via Criggo.

Mike Michalowicz in an article for The Wall Street Journal reports on a clever way to get advertising for free. Count the signs listing→

What do you get when cross a desire to make money with a huge mohawk? For one enterprising entrepreneur, the answer was obvious: he→

How is a dollar bill different from a postage stamp? Both are produced by the government and seen by hundreds of millions of people→

This is where it began in 1962. Below is the first ever advertisement for Wal-Mart. No comment from me.

School districts have imposed all sorts of drastic cuts to save money during the down economy, canceling field trips and making parents pay for→

PrintMediaCentr: The agency paired fresh coffee with fresh news by converting the coffee cup sleeves of Time Hortons into ‘Headline News’ Cup Sleeves. When→

If you thought that advertising was everywhere already, wait until it find it on your morning coffee. Could you sell advertising on the joe→

Londonist: Set up just off Tottenham Court Road, the billboard allows passersby to have pictures taken of themselves and the words “I LOVE YOU→

Oddity Central: English farmer, James Metcalfe, has brought a whole new meaning to the term “branding”, after using his sheep to advertise a business→

What happens in our brains when we watch a compelling TV commercial? According to The New York Times for one thing, certain brain waves→

On a somewhat chilly Thursday evening, AOL Small Business reports that a group of young college students have driven 10 miles because of a→

AOL Real Estate: Scott Hostetler didn’t bother to tell his family that he’d applied online to have their house in Buena Park, Calif., turned→

Do you like to watch old commercials? AdViews is a digital archive of thousands of vintage television commercials dating from the 1950s to the→