Adidas took their pop-up shop to a new level making it look like a giant shoe box.

There's a shortage. How does one solve that problem? Add water. That's what Maker's Mark thought would solve the problem. People took to their favorite bitching social media platform Twitter and let them know how they felt.

After a solid 24 hours Maker's Mark released this statement:

"While we thought we were doing what's right, this is your brand - and you told us in large numbers to change our decision," the company said in a statement released today. "You spoke. We listened. And we're sincerely sorry we let you down."

Read the full article here.

Congratulations, Twitter users you just saved a company from ruining it's product.

After a long pitch, Off Madison Avenue+SpinSix won the entire Arizona Office of Tourism account. The account had been with Moses Anshell for over two decades.

If you're wondering why AOT decided to move on from MA, you could just look at the latest campaign released this January. Arizodiac.com is not only boring, it is hard to navigate. People can't figure out where to go, what it's about and it makes the state look like it is 12. The $1.8 Million dollars could have been used in a more intelligent manner.

We have reached out to OMA ECD Roger Hurni for more information on the win and the plans to elevate Arizona as a brand and a travel location. We will let you know more if we get a response.

What do you think the Arizona Office of Tourism should be doing to motivate the tourism economy here in our state? Will the state be the next in a long list of companies to get a new logo? Will the state be willing to take some risks in its new advertising? Sound off in the comments below.