September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month ... but it's difficult, even for sufferers, to drum up the wherewithal to begin broaching the subject. Having cancer as an adult is scary, and fraught with murky medical obstacles. Imagine how it feels when you're a kid. This is why, on behalf of the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation,...
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September 29, 2017
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Kids With Cancer Get a Slew of Imaginary Friends to Help Them in Lovely Campaign From RPA
Includes 20 animated films from a wide array of partners
By Angela Natividad
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month ... but it's difficult, even for sufferers, to drum up the wherewithal to begin broaching the subject. Having cancer as an adult is scary, and fraught with murky medical obstacles. Imagine how it feels when you're a kid. This is why, on behalf of the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation,...
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Are You an Asshole? It’s a Question All Creatives Should Ask Themselves
It's the worst thing you can be. Right?
By Kash Sree
Promoted Content by GumGum
Creatives from BBH, R/GA and Leo Burnett join forces to democratize ad education
By Angela Natividad
Alcohol brands have always had a taste for Hollywood
By Chris Thilk
'Welcome to the driver's seat'
By Tim Nudd
Saudi Arabia's King Salman this week issued a decree allowing women to drive for the first time--effectively ending the Gulf kingdom's ignominious status as the only country in the world to ban women from driving. A number of auto advertisers quickly jumped on the news (politics aside, they were surely happy to see an immediate...
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