More than 80 brands have participated, including Chanel, Gucci, Cartier, Carolina Herrera and Unilever.

This is the first time the Formula One racer fronts a fashion ad.

Brands used to an easy, breezy time with cause marketing are finding consumers in an unforgiving mood amid pressures of the coronavirus.

Ad spend, tied directly to the state of the global economy, in the U.S. has already dropped by $80 billion, if not more.

With most photo shoots canceled or postponed, industry experts discuss the future of brands’ visual communication.

The study surveyed more than 25,000 consumers across 32 countries and provides brand owners with a direction on how to ensure their brands stay connected to their customers during the pandemic crisis.

Instagram’s lead on fashion partnerships fills WWD in on steps brands can take to successfully pivot content.

New research reveals insights into consumer content consumption, spending habits, and advertising preferences shaped by coronavirus pandemic.

The call for help comes in the same week that the likes of Gannett, Maven Media, and Vice Media have been forced to implement layoffs, furloughs and pay cuts.

It seems everyone just wants the news, on TV and online, not a true crime podcast.

Tech players have been trying to step in with coronavirus relief where the government has, so far, largely failed.

Fallout from the virus is set to curb global advertising growth by many billions of dollars.

An entity carrying out Bloomberg’s presidential campaign online now includes executives from CNN, Viacom, T-Mobile, Snapchat and Vogue.

The Chip & Pepper cofounder has a lot of plans for the 50-year-old motorcycle magazine and is on the hunt for more acquisitions.

The retrospective will run from Jan. 30 to May 3, showing 68 photos from the Seventies onward.