The New York Times wants readers to understand what it takes to produce the journalism it does--that there's real work behind the words and photos they see, and that some of the paper's journalists risk their lives for stories. That's why the Grey Lady has released a new set of ads directed by Darren Aronofsky,...
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April 21, 2017
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Droga5 spotlights photojournalists' search for the truth
By Kristina Monllos
The New York Times wants readers to understand what it takes to produce the journalism it does--that there's real work behind the words and photos they see, and that some of the paper's journalists risk their lives for stories. That's why the Grey Lady has released a new set of ads directed by Darren Aronofsky,...
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Gaming the system from within
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BBDO's Robin Fitzgerald picks her 3 favorite ads
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David unleashes 'Everybody Loves Boobs'
By Tim Nudd
And you thought Game of Thrones was bad
By Angela Natividad
The French love themselves some sex, or at least some quality nakedness, which manages to pop up in ads for everything from food delivery to selling tables. To demonstrate how raunchy Season 2 of Canal+ show Versailles will be, French agency BETC decided to roll the dice on that reputation. The case study below depicts...
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Brace yourself for Cherie and Renno's 'Meow'
By Tim Nudd
While Dove tackles the thorny socio-political debate around stock photography, stock photo agency Depositphotos just wants to show you cat photos. And some fantastic ones, at that. And it's doing so in novel fashion: It created, entirely from its own collection of stock photography, a whole music video filled with cats for Israeli musical duo...
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It's got everything but Vin Diesel
By David Gianatasio
Not coming soon, to a screen near you... To tout Panasonic's 4K HDR TVs, ad agency Brave produced a fun, two-minute, trailer-style commercial featuring scenes you might see in different types of Hollywood blockbusters, ranging from period dramas to noir thrillers and epic science fiction and fantasy adventures. The action follows one woman's odyssey through...
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Star of famous '90s PSA has a message on 4/20
By Patrick Coffee
Happy 4/20, everyone. Did you know the federal government continues to classify marijuana as a Schedule 1 drug despite 24 states and the District of Columbia having legalized it in some form and eight states passing laws allowing its recreational use? Twenty years ago, actress Rachael Leigh Cook, then 18, appeared in a famous PSA...
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Go ahead, ask him anything
By Angela Natividad
Almost three-quarters (72 percent) of Brazilians have never been inside a museum, according to a 2010 study from the Brazilian Institute of Economic Research. There are probably many reasons for this, but among them is the feeling that art can seem inaccessible unless you've studied it. So, how do you get art to speak to...
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Jan Jacobs, Margaret Johnson, Brent Choi and Kevin Brady weigh in
By Tim Nudd
Managing the work is one thing. But eventually you have to start managing people, as well as your own brand in the marketplace. What then? Our video series "Best Advice I Ever Got" continues today with four more top creative directors--Jan Jacobs, Margaret Johnson, Brent Choi and Kevin Brady--revealing the best tips they ever got...
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