 | | Advertising entities of every persuasion have recognized the importance of incorporating digitally-inclined talent into their creative offerings to help foster all those big, beyond-ad ideas. But with tech companies big and small offering everything from equity and "20 percent time" to locally sourced gourmet lunches, how can agencies compete for top tier talent? By getting creative, of course.
» Read more |  |  | | Urban Outfitters, Inc.'s latest venture Terrain might have something to do with the fact that founder and chief executive Richard Hayne is an avid vegetable gardener, but it also represents a fertile business opportunity. Veering from its successful line of retail clothing stores--Urban Outfitters, Anthropologie and Free People--the Philadelphia-based corporation's first garden center seeks to carry a style and design ethos from consumers' backs to their backyards, marrying nursery with landscaping services, a home store, outdoor furniture and a cafe.
» Read more | | | | Artsy surfing, spices for one and some Canada Day bonus action.
» Read more | | | |  | | | | 01 | Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, New York | | 02 | Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners | | 03 | Agency: 72andSunny | | 04 | Agency: AMV BBDO | | 05 | Agency: BBDO, New York | | | 06 | Agency: Cutwater | | 07 | Agency: Wieden + Kennedy, Portland | | 08 | Agency: Saatchi & Saatchi, Singapore | | 09 | Agency: AKQA, London | | 10 | Agency: DDB, South Africa | | | |  | | EGAREVOC! EGAREVOC! Celebrating one of the best things about summer. The advantage of being adjustable. Euronews offers some clarity. A Dutch health food restaurant wears its artful ingredients. Samsung product placement in your YouTube video can win you cash and prizes. A cast of castoffs and Alec Baldwin indict the Bloomberg Administration. Use your mobile to turn your visual surroundings into a custom pair of Nike kicks. | | | | Check It Out | | | |
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