Ads from the 1950s relied on punctuation — ellipses, exclamations, dashes — to create rhythm and convey emotion. A study shows how these marks echoed radio voices, guiding reading and simulating speech in print.
Majority of people believe their devices spy on them to serve up ads
Ads Showing How Climate Change Harms Kids to Air in Swing States
Omega, Tang and Fruit of the Loom: The real and fake ads in 'Fly Me to the Moon'
The Strangest Coincidence in Physics: The AdS/CFT Correspondence
The Strangest Coincidence in Physics: The AdS/CFT Correspondence
