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The Verge or really Vox Media knows how to work with advertisers. Here is a new series called, “Verge Favorites” that looks at what the Verge Staff is into at the moment. You’ll notice there is a Starbucks ad and “presented by Starbucks …” This ad doesn’t appear anywhere else on the site except for this post.  This isn’t the first time The Verge and Vox Media have done something like this. Usually when they release the newest episode of their ever-popular show called On The Verge they have a dedicated page with advertising meant for that episode at that time.  More media companies need to figure this relationship out because Vox Media might have something here. Here’s more what they’ve done with advertising: Example 1, Example 2. High-res

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The Verge or really Vox Media knows how to work with advertisers. Here is a new series called, “Verge Favorites” that looks at what the Verge Staff is into at the moment.

You’ll notice there is a Starbucks ad and “presented by Starbucks …” This ad doesn’t appear anywhere else on the site except for this post. 

This isn’t the first time The Verge and Vox Media have done something like this. Usually when they release the newest episode of their ever-popular show called On The Verge they have a dedicated page with advertising meant for that episode at that time. 

More media companies need to figure this relationship out because Vox Media might have something here. Here’s more what they’ve done with advertising: Example 1, Example 2.

Milk Carton Displays Freshness Level… Designer Ko Yang has a new concept for helping shoppers spot expired products both in the store and at home. Named “Expiry Date/The Things Far Away Beyond Numbers”, it uses a graphic that changes as time passes to better illustrate the freshness of the purchase, in this case milk. The more time that passes, the more the graphic will climb up the carton.

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Milk Carton Displays Freshness Level…

Designer Ko Yang has a new concept for helping shoppers spot expired products both in the store and at home. Named “Expiry Date/The Things Far Away Beyond Numbers”, it uses a graphic that changes as time passes to better illustrate the freshness of the purchase, in this case milk. The more time that passes, the more the graphic will climb up the carton.