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Actor Terry Crews stars in a hilarious and weird new ad for Old Spice from Wieden+Kennedy, in which Crews imagines what it would be like to be one of the hairs he is shaving off his face. As is Old Spice's style, the ad is all kinds of bizarre but totally worth watching.
Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer told attendees of the American Association of
Programmatic marketing company DataXu hired Ed Montes to be its chief revenue officer. Montes is the former CEO and co-founder of Digilant.
Digiday's Brian Morrissey wrote a helpful explainer on "Deal ID," an adtech feature that allows publishers to offer buyers the benefits of automation afforded by real-time bidding in combination with the planning opportunities buyers have traditionally had purchasing ads face-to-face.
Izea launched a social media ad exchange to allow popular internet celebrities to sell sponsored Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube posts to advertisers via an automated auction platform.
Ad Age spoke with Facebook director of global agency development Patrick Harris about the company's efforts to court big ad-buying agencies. Facebook has been hit with criticism recently suggesting it has been unfriendly to its advertising partners.
The Cannes Lions announced its juries for the Film, Media, Product Design, and Promo & Activation categories.
Executive creative director Michael Bryce has parted ways with FCB LA after nearly 15 months with the agency.
Previously on Business Insider Advertising:
- Advertisers 'Are Now Openly Talking About Their Discontent' With Facebook
- The 8 Digital Trends That Will Change The Future Of Advertising
- How To Write A Marketing Email That People Will Actually Read
- Here's One Facebook Newsfeed Change Brands Can Actually Benefit From
- 'I Know I Look Weird But I Like It': Meet Shingy, AOL's Dumped On Digital Prophet
- 'Need For Speed' Is Basically A Giant Ad For Ford's 2014 Mustang
- How Free Pizza Helped Make Planet Fitness The Fastest-Growing Gym Franchise In America