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McCann Worldgroup CEO Daryl Lee: Creative shouldn't cede attribution and measurement of brand performance to media agencies | News - Vimarsana News

McCann Worldgroup CEO Daryl Lee: Creative shouldn't cede attribution and measurement of brand performance to media agencies | News

A year into his role as MWG’s global chief executive, the former IPG Mediabrands boss is basking in the glow of a triple-Grand Prix performance at Cannes and wants McCann to properly value its brand-transforming creativity.

Venice film fest opens with Adam Driver satire | Film | DW - Vimarsana News

Venice film fest opens with Adam Driver satire | Film | DW

Along with its glitzy red carpet opening, the Venice Film Festival kicked off with a powerful message from Ukraine's president. Here's a look at this year's highlights, and what makes it so special.

Source: dw.com
Venice Film Festival opens with Adam Driver satire | Film | DW - Vimarsana News

Venice Film Festival opens with Adam Driver satire | Film | DW

Along with its glitzy red carpet opening, the Venice Film Festival kicked off with a powerful message from Ukraine's president. Here's a look at this year's highlights, and what makes it so special.

Source: dw.com
What makes the Venice Film Festival special | Film | DW - Vimarsana News

What makes the Venice Film Festival special | Film | DW

Beyond its glamorous location on the Lido, the Italian film festival does not snub Netflix and knows how to select Oscar-winning candidates.

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Venice Film Festival - What makes the Venice Film Festival special - Vimarsana News

Venice Film Festival - What makes the Venice Film Festival special

The Italian film festival knows how to select Oscar-winning candidates