The non-traditional advertising company most recently purchased The Wide Format Shop, a Minnetonka-based print shop that produces ads for the sides of trucks and ice boxes and other large vinyl graphics and banners.
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Martin Williams’ work for Finnegans embodies its “no compromises” pro bono philosophy.
It may not have the status of “industry,” but it’s more than a scene. How making posters became a business in the Twin Cities.
Golden Valley-based General Mills has partnered with video game company Atari to introduce cereal boxes that feature classic Atari games from the 1980s; the limited-edition line is available exclusively at Target stores.
Golden Valley-based General Mills has partnered with video game company Atari to introduce cereal boxes that feature classic Atari games from the 1980s; the limited-edition line is available exclusively at Target stores.
The newly launched Bedd Head Media will offer a combination of media buying, promotions, and event marketing services.
Ad agency Mono and multimedia company Crash+Sues-both of which are based in Minneapolis-collaborated on an interactive installation for Parsons The New School for Design in New York.
To occupy herself in her spare time, graphic designer Nicole Meyer creates a logo for a new Minnesota lake each day and posts it on her Web site, Branding10000lakes.com.
According to Advertising Age, Target's split with its lead ad agency Wieden & Kennedy stems from the October departure of Michael Francis, Target's former chief marketing officer.
The local ad agency decided to spread holiday greetings this year with a video featuring a holiday stocking with a bad habit of stalking.
The new name reflects ownership changes that have occurred in recent years; former co-owner Thomas Horner left the firm in 2010, and Todd Rapp became a co-owner in 2008 and now shares that title with CEO and founder John Himle.
Mono’s campaign for MSNBC—ready for the political campaign season.
The Minneapolis newspaper joins a growing list of news providers that are implementing an online "paywall."
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts’ “Come As You Are” campaign.
Permanent Art and Design Group is developing a creative agency model by tapping the talents of local artists.
As its parent company adopts a new name and brand identity, Carlson Marketing will operate as Aimia going forward.
The cover of the magazine's October 10 issue was designed by Brock Davis, creative director of Minneapolis-based advertising agency Carmichael Lynch.
Fallon’s ads say yes, but go beyond the luxury metaphor.