Technology on Instagram: "KitKat’s “Have AI Break” campaign reimagines its classic tagline for the tech era. The ad cleverly suggests that even artificial intelligence performs better after a pause, turning its timeless message into a modern insight. By mixing humor with smart timing, KitKat stays culturally relevant while reinforcing what it has always stood for. Taking a break makes everything better, even for AI. Love technology? Follow @Technology Credits: KitKat #kitkat #ai #advertising #ma

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As DHS’s “Operation Charlotte’s Web,” continues in North Carolina, MS NOW’s Alex Tabet is on the scene at a non-profit in Charlotte, that provides daycare services to children of immigrants and refugees, where Border Patrol agents were spotted, causing fear among children and families. Immigrant parents are sheltering in place at home, afraid that if they get necessary groceries for their kids, that they won’t make it back home. #news #immigration

This is my first Christmas as a widow, and all the emotions are hitting me. We miss our daddy so much

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Finding Good Ads | Marketing | Advertising on Instagram: "Follow (us) @findingoodads for more! In the early 2000s, Coca-Cola’s Thanda Matlab Coca-Cola campaign featured Aamir Khan in a comic turn as a “Japanese” tourist. Thanks to a bee sting that swells his face, he’s mistaken for a foreigner and hilariously overcharged at a roadside eatery. The punchline lands when he orders a Coke, reinforcing that in India, thanda simply means Coca-Cola. The ad stood out for its humor, playful stereotypes, a

Pooja Rathi on Instagram: "The Pepsi ad featuring Fardeen Khan and Rahul Khanna was an irreverent commercial that debuted in early 2002, part of the “cola war” between Pepsi and Coca-Cola  • • #AdsWithPurpose #MeaningfulMoments #StoriesThatMatter #BeyondTheAd #poojaslibrary #AdWithImpact #HeartfeltAds #NotJustAnAd @mrkhanna @fardeenfkhan #pepsi"