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The Daily Heller: A Lost Photographer of the Creative Revolution - Vimarsana News

The Daily Heller: A Lost Photographer of the Creative Revolution

Haven’t heard of William Helburn? You’re not alone. Let’s fix that.

Volkswagen CEO who brought the Beetle to America dies at 96 - Vimarsana News

Volkswagen CEO who brought the Beetle to America dies at 96

Carl Hahn, who led Volkswagen expansion in the 1980s after directing the rise of the Beetle in the U.S. in the 1960s, has died. He was 96.

Former Volkswagen CEO who led the automaker's international expansion dies - Vimarsana News

Former Volkswagen CEO who led the automaker's international expansion dies

Volkswagen's former CEO, Carl Hahn led the company in the 1980s, when the Group was expanding internationally.

DDB Honors The Creative Revolution's First Lady - Vimarsana News

DDB Honors The Creative Revolution's First Lady

Phyllis Robinson, who is known as the First Lady of Madison Ave’s creative revolution, would have turned 100 today.

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Remembering Julian Koenig, the Jewish Ad Man Who Created Beetle-Mania - Vimarsana News

Remembering Julian Koenig, the Jewish Ad Man Who Created Beetle-Mania

Editor’s Note: A version of this article was originally published in the Forward on June 14, 2014.. The renowned advertising copywriter Julian Koenig, who died at age 93 on June 12, 2014, baffled the 1960s hucksters on the hit TV series “Mad Men.” In the show’s first season, the fictional admen are puzzled by Koenig’s real-life successful campaign for marketing the Volkswagen Beetle in America. By the [show’s second year, Don Draper approves of an campaign devised by two aspiring admen which has the “fingerprints of Julian Koenig” on it, an evolution in taste explained in “M...