Horror, Horror, Read All About It
The newspaper ads for 1980s horror movies could be as fun to scrutinize as the films themselves. A fan who collected the ads shares highlights.
Advertising and Marketing
Jenifer Lewis Supports Colin Kaepernick by Wearing Nike on Emmys Red Carpet
The “Black-ish" star thanked the sportswear company for “leading the resistance.”
Burt Reynolds Changed the Gaze
The nude heard around the world.
G.M. Used Graffiti in a Car Ad. Should the Artist Be Paid?
As graffiti becomes a marketing tool, copyright law has struggled to catch up. A lawsuit could decide when an artist is entitled to compensation.
G.M. Used Graffiti in a Car Ad. Should the Artist Be Paid?
As graffiti becomes a marketing tool, copyright law has struggled to catch up. A lawsuit could decide when an artist is entitled to compensation.
Jon Bon Jovi Gets Into the Rosé Business
“Preseason’s over,” he said. “It’s game time.”
Nonfiction: They’re Not ‘Mad Men’ Anymore. But the Ad Business Is Still High Stakes.
Ken Auletta’s “Frenemies” describes the new landscape for advertising and marketing, both competing with and dependent on Silicon Valley.
Melissa McCarthy Movie Wins a Round in ‘Sesame Street’ Lawsuit
A judge said this week that the raunchy comedy, directed by a son of Jim Henson, can say “No Sesame. All Street” in its ads while legal arguments continue.
Makers of ‘Sesame Street’ Sue to Get Raunchy Puppet Movie to Change Its Advertising
The creators of the children’s television show want “The Happytime Murders,” an upcoming movie featuring puppets, to stop using the slogan “No Sesame. All Street.”
