Execs from Amagi and Starcom joined Ad Age’s Business of Brands conference to discuss how branded FAST channels are rewriting the rules of the TV advertising.

That’s essentially what Burger King and David São Paulo did ahead of this past Sunday’s elections in Brazil, offering free fries and onion rings to people who could show proof of voting.

Halloween activations from Airheads and Snyder’s of Hanover; a charming Chesapeake Bank spot; and an emotional Save the Children film from Mexico.

Music and entertainment data company Luminate has created its first index evaluating the cultural impact of musicians.

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The NHL season began Oct. 4 in Prague, when the New Jersey Devils notched the first of two victories over the Buffalo Sabres.

Rolando Cordova and Gian Carlo Lanfranco write about their biggest learning in two decades since leaving Peru.

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Amazon’s holiday catalog, in circulation since 2018, has grown in popularity as a physical discovery platform for the retailer.