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Cate Blanchett is getting $10 million to become the face of Giorgio Armani's female fragrances.

AMC got a new logo and tag line. "Story matters here" changes to "Something More."

Quartz discusses how corporations made the Harlem Shake such a big thing.

Here are five ways a brand can use animated GIFs.

Ad Age instructs how to help your brand avoid scam ads — like the fake Ford ad starring Silvio Berlusconi and tied up women in the back of his car.

Walgreens picked OMD to take over its media account.

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• The 10 Sleaziest Car Ads Of The Century

• This Business School Prof Just Wrote a Blistering Takedown Of Groupon's New Accounting Methods

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• How Facebook Is Replacing Ad Agencies With Robots

• Expedia's Gay Marriage Ad Helped The Couple In It Adopt A Child

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