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• Ad Agency BBH Loses Fight Against Actors Union SAG-AFTRA

  20-07-2019 21:01 via feeds.adweek.com
  Publicis Groupe's BBH agreed today to abide by recently renegotiated commercial contracts and cast only union actors in its ads, ending a nearly two-year battle with actors union SAG-AFTRA. The announcement followed a May 15 decision in which administrative law Judge Kenneth W. Chu of the National Labor Relations Board ruled against BBH, finding the...
  
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• BBH ordered to sign SAG-AFTRA contract, ending 10-month strike

  20-07-2019 20:44
  An administrative law judge has ruled in favor of SAG-AFTRA in its fight against BBH over the Publicis Groupe agency's decision to end its nearly 20-year relationship with the national board of actors union. Subject to final approval by the National Labor Relations Board, BBH will be forced to sign newly-negotiated commercials contracts with the union.This would seem to put an end a 10-month SAG-AFTRA strike against the agency."Our goal from the start
  
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• BBH ordered to enter into new SAG-AFTRA contract, ending 10-month strike

  20-07-2019 20:44
  An administrative law judge has ruled in favor of SAG-AFTRA in its fight against BBH over the Publicis Groupe agency's decision to end its nearly 20-year relationship with the national board of actors union. Subject to final approval by the National Labor Relations Board, BBH will be forced to sign newly-negotiated commercials contracts with the union.This would seem to put an end a 10-month SAG-AFTRA strike against the agency."Our goal from the start
  
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• Why the ‘Kyle’ angry white male meme is bad news for Monster Energy

  20-07-2019 00:37
  An internet meme called “Kyle”–which is rising in popularity as a representation of white male aggression–does not bode well for Monster Energy drink, investment banking advisory firm Evercore ISI warned on Friday.The firm pointed to a video called “When Your Name Is Kyle”  (above) that has racked up more than 2 million views on YouTube. The video, published by stand-up comedian Trevor Wallace, features an enraged camouflage-wearing, heavy-metal-listening
  
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