Ozempic-maker Novo Nordisk turned to the actors from Apple’s 2000s “Get a Mac” ads to differentiate its GLP-1 medication amid a rising sea of competitors. On January 20, the Danish pharmaceutical ...

The FDA has warned Novo Nordisk (NVO) for making “false or misleading” claims in a TV advertisement for its diabetes therapy Ozempic, the second time in less than a month the Danish drugmaker has come ...

The FDA warned the company over a television advertisement for its diabetes drug Ozempic. The commercial “There’s Only One Ozempic”, featuring actors Justin Long and John Hodgman, mirrors Apple’s 2006 ...

Twenty years ago, Apple debuted one of its more iconic ads when it introduced actors Justin Long and comedian John Hodgman as "a Mac" and "a PC." While Long was the trendy, fresh Mac, Hodgman was an ...

Long and Hodgman, who previously starred in Apple’s Get a Mac campaign in the late 2000s, have reunited for Novo Nordisk’s Ozempic campaign. Novo’s latest brand campaign seeks to differentiate Ozempic ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Justin Long and John Hodgman reunited for an Ozempic commercial, of all things, and people have a lot of feelings about it. In the ...

The FDA letter homes in on one of the digital ads released as part of Novo’s “There’s Only One Ozempic” campaign, which launched in January and reunited Justin Long and John Hodgman to riff on their ...

Twenty years after starting a multiyear campaign positioning Apple Macs as more versatile than PCs, Justin Long (the Mac) and John Hodgman (the PC) are back together, this time representing ...

The FDA wrote a letter on February 26 saying that the ad "There's Only One Ozempic" lied about the permitted uses of the injectable medicine and, without enough proof, asserted it was better than ...

Drugmaker Novo Nordisk is running ads that play off Apple’s humorous early-aughts “Get a Mac” campaign to try to distinguish Ozempic from other GLP-1 drugs taken for Type 2 diabetes. The new ads ...

The ad features actor Justin Long and comedian John Hodgman as the personifications of Ozempic and “other GLP-1s for type 2 diabetes,” riffing off of Apple Inc.’s popular 2006 “Get a Mac” push, where ...