The Minneapolis-based cereal company has bought the rights to the "choice of a new generation" tagline, which it will use in a video advertisement for its Better Oats line of instant oatmeal.
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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.
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.