Last December, a social media ad featured a pair of trainers against a plain white background and the caption "Now just £26 at Nike!" But when shoppers clicked through to find the shoes ...

Adverts for Nike and Sky have been banned for using so-called “dark pattern” tactics designed to lead consumers to unintentionally spend money. In the case of Nike, the footwear giant ...

When users click on the ad, a landing page loads that pulls in Nike’s mobile site. The landing page shows filtered to show only Nike’s Hyperwarm products for women. Consumers can then click ...

Some posters claimed that discrimination does not exist in Japan and described the ad as an attack on the country. Others have called for a boycott of Nike products. A few critics pointed out that ...

Nike is building up awareness and mobile sales for its products with a new advertising campaign that rewards consumers for using mobile applications. Nike?s mobile ads are running within SessionM?s ...

Former NFL player Colin Kaepernick is the newest face of Nike's Just Do It campaign ... a company's used big social issue to advertise products. "Would I say it's straightforwardly cynical?