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It ends with the language: "Good times are coming. Now we have a shot" as Jimmy Durante's "I'll Be Seeing You" plays.  Brands have a vested business interest in encouraging consumers to get the vaccine, but these campaigns are also a relatively safe way to use their platforms for the good of society. "Certainly a lot of companies are very dependent on the economy opening up; they have a very vested interest in trying to get vaccine rates up and trying to resume normal life," said Tim Calkins, a marketing professor at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management. "If you're a cruise...

Fusion juries named for The One Show 2021, ADC 100th Annual Awards SABC's Noxolo Grootboom announces retirementNoxolo Grootboom has announced her retirement after working for the SABC for 37 years. The public broadcaster confirmed the news on its Twitter account... Marketing Achievement Awards announces Rising Star finalists for 2020/21The Marketing Achievement Awards (MAAs) has announced the finalists for its Rising Star of the Year Award - the best and the brightest under the age of 35 who have consistently demonstrated excellent performance and who have the potential to become outstanding...

Social Designed to mirror a physical experience, Oriental Silk documents the first Chinese silk importing business in the US Cheval is a new communication design practice where context and purpose drive the aesthetic. The founding designer tells us about its latest project, a book design collaboration with artist Xiaowen Zhu. Words Graphic designer Michael Mason tends to approach each brief in a similar way. He sees a project through the lens of a well-researched, concept-driven visual narrative. Then once that narrative is established, he begins an exercise of figuring out how to articulate ...

Google Creative Lab this week revealed a project called Alto. Alto by Google Creative Lab is a "teachable object using the Coral USB Accelerator." It's made to

The One Club expands One School to Chicago and Atlanta Due to overwhelming demand, The One Club for Creativity is doubling the scope of its One School free portfolio programme for Black creatives with expansion to Chicago and Atlanta. In combination with its existing New York and Los Angeles schools, the programme will introduce a minimum of 120 new Black creatives into the industry this year. That will follow the initial 30 NY and LA One School graduates from last Fall. Applications for all four markets are now being accepted, with a deadline of 7 March 2021. The new schools will be co-ru...