The violence and desperation that inner-city youth experience regularly isn't relatable to Americans who live more privileged lives. So, to shine a light on the problem, VML in Kansas City chose an eminently relatable medium--the children's book--to tell inner-city children's real-life experiences of drug abuse, violence and hunger. "Welcome to My Neighborhood," created for the...
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Advertising & Agency Daily
June 30, 2017
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Award-winning campaign for Youth Ambassadors
By Tim Nudd
The violence and desperation that inner-city youth experience regularly isn't relatable to Americans who live more privileged lives. So, to shine a light on the problem, VML in Kansas City chose an eminently relatable medium--the children's book--to tell inner-city children's real-life experiences of drug abuse, violence and hunger. "Welcome to My Neighborhood," created for the...
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The agency is developing something 'similar' to Publicis' Marcel
By Patrick Coffee
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Adweek caught up with the minds behind several viral sensations
By Erik Oster
Check out the homemade outfits from Portal A effort
By Chris Thilk
Exposure to people and ideas that differ from our own can bring inspiration
By Tracy Brady
Aftershocks from Publicis' decision to take a year off from major conferences and awards shows are still reverberating through the cafes and nap rooms of top creative agencies around the world. It's about more than ros? and parties, we say. It's even about more than the best global creative talent and ideas all in one...
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Fourth of July spot shows how the country has changed
By Erik Oster
John Trumbull's iconic "Declaration of Independence" painting captures a defining moment in American history, as the signers of the document lay the groundwork for the philosophy behind the future nation. For its Fourth of July campaign, Ancestry.com recreated the painting with a variety of Americans from different ethnic backgrounds, showing how far our nation has...
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Security experts say marketers must get involved
By Patrick Coffee
More than 24 hours after news broke that a ransomware attack had effectively disabled the world's largest advertising company, WPP has yet to fully recover. Several hours ago, the company issued a statement acknowledging that the incident is ongoing. pic.twitter.com/8UKFt8FdmE -- WPP (@WPP) June 28, 2017 According to multiple WPP employees who spoke to Adweek,...
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Dial back the awards fetish and focus on growing business
By Bryan Wiener
I am now back stateside after an interesting, educational and, yes, entertaining week in Cannes. Without a doubt, Publicis' announcement that it was completely pulling out of Cannes among other events was the dominant story. It was hard to go 20 minutes without being asked for a reaction. While my view is that banning awards...
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Katrien De Bauw succeeds Erica Hoholick at Media Arts Lab
By Patrick Coffee
Today the TBWA network announced a change in global leadership atop TBWA\Media Arts Lab, the agency charged with advertising Apple around the world. Erica Hoholick, who has served as global president of the agency for approximately three and a half years, will be leaving to fill another, unspecified role within the larger TBWA family. She'll...
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