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This Washington, DC–based advertising agency had to rebrand after bad luck and a bizarre coincidence. Here's how it took lemons and turned them into...

Imagine launching a new ad agency and branding it 9/11 a year before, well, 9/11. That’s not exactly what happened to Washington, D.C.-based January Third,…

/PRNewswire/ -- In January 2020, two long-time collaborators founded an independent advertising agency in Washington, DC. The partners named the company after...

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This Washington, DC–based ad agency seeks to reshape the world of advertising with a design-led approach.

A campaign for the International Spy Museum features images from a local photographer, the head of a former Richmond agency joins a Henrico-based shop as its top creative, and an area PR association chapter rolls out its annual awards.

Diffusées le jeudi, du 5 au 19 août sur France 2, les Estivales de CultureBox, tournées à Montpellier début juillet dans le cadre des Nuits du Peyrou n’ont pas réussi à fédérer...

Description Khalifa Kush came to January Third to rebrand ahead of a big growth year. Last year, brand had just a logo, stamped in gold foil, on a series of packages. So we set out to change that, building a holistic brand story and modular visual toolkit as bold and full of life as the man himself. From building a brand story and strategy to fully reimagining visual design — from the website to type, color, package design, and social content — we built a strong, cohesive cannabis brand. De...

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  (Washington, DC) – Washington, DC tourism and hospitality partners today unveiled a new multi-channel advertising tourism recovery campaign to attract more domestic leisure visitors to the nation’s capital. DC Mayor Muriel E. Bowser reiterated that DC welcomes visitors this summer and beyond.