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Dozens of cities worldwide are removing ads for flights, SUVs, and fossil fuel products from public spaces. The movement started in The Hague and has now spread across Europe, with Amsterdam becoming the first capital city to make it law.
A Johannesburg startup turned ignored digital ads into interactive experiences that people actually want to click. Naritive's platform now helps over 100 brands worldwide capture attention that static banners couldn't.
A Romanian partnership proves advertising materials can be transformed into bags and accessories while slashing greenhouse gas emissions by six times. The breakthrough offers a scalable solution for an industry generating millions in waste.
Australian researchers discovered that short health ads can reduce junk food cravings more effectively than longer commercials. The surprise finding could reshape how public health campaigns fight unhealthy eating.
A toy-sized convoy of custom-built vehicles brings Mad Max spectacle to rugby's biggest stage. The Australian ad campaign for the 2027 Men's Rugby World Cup trades apocalyptic warriors for BBQs and oversized chickens in a delightfully imaginative miniatures showcase.
Anthropic's cheeky Super Bowl ads mocking AI chatbots with annoying ads helped push its Claude app from No. 41 to No. 7 on the U.S. App Store. The timing couldn't have been better—ChatGPT just started showing ads to free users.
Amsterdam becomes the first major city to ban fossil fuel and meat advertising in public spaces, joining a growing movement across Europe. The groundbreaking policy takes effect May 1 and covers everything from gas-powered cars to airline ads.
A public health group wants Nigeria to ban aggressive junk food advertising aimed at children during holidays. Their new report shows companies flood festive seasons with promotions linking sugary products to celebration and joy.
Britain's advertising watchdog just set clear boundaries for cryptocurrency marketing, protecting consumers from misleading financial promises. The decision shows regulators are catching up to protect everyday people from risky investment pitches.
Amsterdam just voted to ban outdoor advertising for fossil fuels and meat products, joining four other Dutch cities leading a quiet climate revolution at the local level. The move transforms public spaces into zones free from high-carbon product promotion.
A Nigerian startup is transforming Lagos traffic into opportunity by turning ride-hailing cars into moving billboards. After government pushback killed their original vision, three founders pivoted to help brands reach millions stuck in daily gridlock.