In order to impress the new administration in Washington, soldiers from the Culture War have entered the sliding glass doors of America’s most prominent retailers—a fact that increasingly threatens their ability to make their own business decisions and operate stores profitably. Three days into his job, Florida’s new Attorney General James Uthmeier announced a class-action […] The post Make America the Land of White Male Conformity Again appeared first on Adpulp ..read more

Associated Press reporters have been barred from the White House and Air Force One because the venerable media business refuses to change the Gulf of Mexico to the Gulf of America. On the other side of the Constitutional issue is The Washington Post, which is doing whatever it can to please the nation’s Supreme Ruler. […] The post Democracy Did Not Die In Darkness, But A Formerly Important Newspaper Did appeared first on Adpulp ..read more

Google, Apple, Microsoft, et al, would rather kiss the Supreme Ruler’s ring than provide accurate information to its customers. According to The Guardian, Google’s online and mobile calendars no longer include references to Black History Month, Women’s History Month and LGBTQ+ holidays, among other events. Google is also rolling back its previous commitment to diversity, […] The post America’s Top Technology Firms No Longer A Reliable Source of Truth appeared first on Adpulp ..read more

Last week, the Texas Senate announced its budget includes $498 million to revamp the Texas Film Incentive. The state wants to encourage film and TV production in the state, and to encourage the state’s lawmakers, a group of famous actors with ties to Texas have made a video pitch. Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson reunite […] The post McConaughey, Harrelson, and Friends Are “True to Texas” appeared first on Adpulp ..read more

Please buy Adpulp a coffee. Dear reader, you have your own reasons for supporting this website and its creators. And I honor your reasons! My reason for asking today is not because we are presently short on coffee. I’m a fiend for the brew. In fact, just this morning my local purveyor poured me a […] The post Please Buy Adpulp A Coffee appeared first on Adpulp ..read more

Mergers and acquisitions—it’s one way to grow a company beholden to its shareholders. Ad industry holding companies know all about it, given that they regularly acquire and then “hold” what were once independent and innovate agencies. Earlier this month in what could become the merger of all mergers, Omnicom announced its intentions to acquire Interpublic […] The post Holding Companies Seek Even Greater Profits In New M&A Deal appeared first on Adpulp ..read more

Holiday shoppers in Manhattan are being met with different sort of pitch this year, one that asks them to open their hearts and minds, not their wallets. DeVito/Verdi has a lot of experience working with healthcare concerns and pitching in to help cause-based organizations. In the agency’s latest campaign for LiveOnNY—the organ procurement organization for […] The post LiveOnNY Asks Holiday Shoppers to Give the Gift of a Lifetime appeared first on Adpulp ..read more

One thing I love about watching soccer on TV is the complete lack of commercial breaks until half time. The great American game of football makes no such allowances and thus it takes much longer to watch. Did you know that the average college football game lasts 3 hours and 24 minutes and the average […] The post Uber Eats Reminds Football Fans That They’re Hungry appeared first on Adpulp ..read more

How many recurring subscriptions do you have? And how many of these companies with your credit card info contact you before they automatically renew? Only a small percentage of my subscription-based relationships do me the favor (after I change my auto-renew preferences), and I imagine the same is true for you. The FTC uses the […] The post How About We Strengthen the FTC’s Negative Option Rule? appeared first on Adpulp ..read more

Kyle Chayka is a staff writer at The New Yorker. He wrote a piece after the election about Elon Musk’s impact on the Trump brand. Here’s a small excerpt to chew on. It’s hard to overstate the success that a Trump-Musk axis has already had in rebranding Trump’s image.… In the company of Musk—redolent of […] The post Musk Rebranded Trump? That’s Not What Happened appeared first on Adpulp ..read more