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Awards Wrap: Effie Awards back in 2021, MediaCom wins Adweek Global Media Agency of the Year

The 2021 Effie Awards South Africa season opens
Mathe Okaba
The Association for Communication and Advertising (ACA), is pleased to announce that the very first Effie Awards South Africa
will be held in 2021 following the postponement of the inaugural programme due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Effie Awards South Africa, officially launched at the end of 2019, provides brands
and their agency partners the opportunity to receive global recognition for
their most effective marketing and communications campaigns. Media agencies,
marketers and advertisers worldwide view the awarding of an Effie as a respected
global symbol of achievement.
“The pandemic has unfortunately resulted in not only changing the entire marketing and communication landscape and how agencies have had to adapt and re-focus, but it has left a void to some extent in the recognition of effectiveness in marketing campaigns. Effie’s mission is to lead, inspire and champion the practice and practitioners of marketing effectiveness and we are relieved that we’ll be hosting the first globally recognised marketing effectiveness awards programme in South Africa in 2021,” said Mathe Okaba, CEO of the ACA.

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'Trump' no more: Downtown Stamford tower sheds name of former president

Downtown Stamford tower sheds name of former president
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The "Trump" lettering is taken off of the Trump Parc apartment building in Stamford, Conn. Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. Many of the building’s residents supported the move, in part because they feared the name would drop the value of their homes.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media
STAMFORD — The Trump Parc condominium in downtown Stamford is no more.
The building now simply says “Parc Stamford.”
While the word Trump is still legally in the name of the residential tower, passersby will notice that the last name of the former president of the United States is no longer displayed above the entrance to the building on Washington Boulevard.

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Downtown Stamford tower sheds name of former president

Downtown Stamford tower sheds name of former president
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The "Trump" lettering is taken off of the Trump Parc apartment building in Stamford, Conn. Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021. Many of the building’s residents supported the move, in part because they feared the name would drop the value of their homes.Tyler Sizemore / Hearst Connecticut Media
STAMFORD — The Trump Parc condominium in downtown Stamford is no more.
The building now simply says “Parc Stamford.”
While the word Trump is still legally in the name of the residential tower, passersby will notice that the last name of the former president of the United States is no longer displayed above the entrance to the building on Washington Boulevard.

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Disney Pulls Hulu From NewFronts, Plans Company-Wide Advertiser Showcase

Disney Pulls Hulu From NewFronts, Plans Company-Wide Advertiser Showcase
Brian Steinberg, provided by
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When Walt Disney Co. talks to Madison Avenue going forward, it will be with one voice.
The media giant will in weeks to come hold three different meetings with advertisers to describe new marketing opportunities across its portfolio of assets. As a part of that plan, Disney will no longer hold a separate presentation for its Hulu streaming-video hub, as has been tradition for the last several years. Hulu’s showcase for advertisers took place during the industry’s annual “NewFronts,” a series of events organized by the Interactive Advertising Bureau, a trade organization that represents digital-media companies.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20171006:09:40:00

repeal. >> have a good weekend, molly. thank you. >> you too. >> in a new report the settlement is paying out $5 million over allegations that it paid them less than their white male colleagues according to adweek, a federal filing said that hundreds of women in senior level roles were paid less than their male counterparts in base salary, bonus pay and total compensation since at least december of 2010. the firm which officially denies the claims funded the statue earlier this year to promote gender equality, said they would settle after an audit by the u.s. department of labor's office. let's turn to business where there's an unusually wide range for expectations for september jobs report as they wrestle with the impacts of har voe and irma. and the trump administration sto expected to propose significant changes to the central aspects of nafta that could have far

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20150425:23:16:00

for nanjured for an injured suspect. demonstrators snarling traffic in one of the largest protests the city has ever seen. freddy gray suffered a spinal injury while in custody, fell into a coma and die adweek later. the officers involved have been suspend with pay. but some say that's not enough. elizabeth, what's the scene out there now? >> reporter: this is really the first time that we saw the protests get fairly violent. you can see the police barricade there in riot gear and also police on horses. they used to be about three blocks behind this location and every five minutes or so they will physically push the crowd back dispersing it because about 30 minutes ago, it began

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20140324:13:32:00

an australian ship was sent to the area and it is hoped that the crew will be able to retrieve those objects. it is our understanding that has not happened yet. this as some critics say the indian ocean is where we should have been looking all along. including mike mccaul, chairman of the homeland security committee saying sunday the malaysian government may have bungled response in the very beginning and this dragged out much too long. >> i think the malaysian government spent way too much time focus on the northern route in the gulf of thailand and kazahkstan. it would have been picked up by radar and we knew that. and satellite imagery given to the malaysians established that. we waste adweek of precious time from that region all along it has been in the southern indian ocean i think where is the location at. bill: we may find out if he is correct in a matter of moments. we're also told malaysian airlines has called an emergency meeting with the families in

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New Day Saturday-20131214-12:51:00

adweek. >> so, how do you make the world believe your poop doesn't sting or the fact your poop doesn't smell at all? poo-pourri. >> wow! i have never seen this one. >> i haven't either. i heard it. >> poo-pourri. more than 20 million views. here to talk with us more is mike shields. digital editor for "adweek." let's check out number four before we get to you. >> oh! >> oh, the jeff gordon pepsi ad. more than 39 million views. mike, when you look at that, what is it that draws people into these? that one in particular. >> if you look at that one, that's really -- for a long

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New Day Saturday-20131214-12:56:00

of "breaking bad." you see it is a real creative environment for companies. brands are entertaining us. >> yeah. throw dancing babies in. mike shields with "adweek." it was good fun. i'm surprised my rooster ad with the mercedes benz ad didn't make it. >> my kids make me play that all the time. >> i'm sure at least a few hundred views. >> no kidding. we'll be right back. stay with us. we own the paper c. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purchase for the paper cottage goes on our ink card. so you can manage your business expenses and access them online instantly with the game changing app from ink. we didn't get into business to spend time managing receipts, that's why we have ink. we like being in business because we like being creative, we like interacting with people. so you have time to focus on the things you love. ink from chase. so you can.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20131113:11:34:00

the children have gone into the same business as some of the parents. along with us, the car menzons; bill bradley, ben bradley of the washington and hugh hefner. >> there's "duck dynasty" and you are fox dynasty. >> where do we pick that up? >> adweek. >> you have to go to the offices? >> adweek.com. it's that close. >> go to adweek. are you done with that? that's great. >> do you guys remember, speaking of hash tag, all the celebrities out there? we saw this all over twitter, a ton of celebrities getting out there to get people to sign up for obamacare. >> hash tag covered. >> they went over -- bigwig

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