No One Cares: What We Can All Learn From Liquid Death’s UK Demise
Liquid Death didn’t fail because of its brand. Actually, it didn’t fail at all.Read More
Liquid Death didn’t fail because of its brand. Actually, it didn’t fail at all.Read More
In this debut episode of our flagship podcast Adspeak, we take a behind-the-scenes look at how ADWEEK uncovered the inside story of Madwell’s descent into madness––from sniffing out rumors to convincing over a dozen inside sources to speak about their experiences with the agency.Read More
SMG, a U.K.-based company that operates retail media networks for clients like General Mills and Kellogg’s, has partnered with ADWEEK to host the third annual Retail Media Summit UK, an event owned by SMG. The event will take place on October 15 at Outernet London.Read More
The weird is now polished, the absurd is now A/B tested, the irreverent is now legal-friendly.Read More
Loureiro’s appointment comes as Alexander Wang’s founder has been “maturing,” the eponymous brand.Read More
A new case study from the startup found that viewers warm to commerce on the big screen as they grow more familiar with it.Read More
Publicis Groupe CEO says clients are ‘cautious but combative’ following a strong Q1.Read More
Eckō, who founded the streetwear line Ecko Unltd., is rejoining Complex after founding the publisher in 2002.Read More
12 new client wins helped the network offset global economic uncertainty.Read More
Motorheads have long theorised that the extreme downforce generated by high-performance cars could one day let them drive upside down. Now, British carmaker McMurtry has turned that wild idea into a reality for the first time. In a stunt that would make Batman jealous, McMurtry drove its insanely fast electric Spéirling flipped over. More impressively, it did that for over a minute while keeping the vehicle completely stationary — save for a quick acceleration to prove the car wasn’t tied down. While it might look like the car has defied gravity, in reality, it’s basic physics coupled with some clever…
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