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Marketing and media events to watch this week.
The social network hit back at the president’s criticism of social media for spreading vaccine misinformation.
The social network hit back at the president’s criticism of social media for spreading vaccine misinformation.
After working as a magazine executive, he helped launch Psychology Today and played a role in Rupert Murdoch’s $3 billion purchase of the company that owned TV Guide.
As publisher, Ms. Litrell focused not on telling woman what to wear or how to cook, but on how to integrate into the work force.
My colleagues are returning. Slowly. In the meantime, our office remains a ghostly work space.
“Bud is more than a sponsor. Bud is part of history.” Like in every sport, fans of basketball are always there for their teams in every important moment, especially during NBA season. The same applies to Budweiser, a brand that for a long time has been playing this role and proving to be much more than an official supporter of the league. After taking a step further on this long-time partnership and becoming the league’s official broadcast in Brazil, the King of Beers is celebrating its connection to NBA by showing everything that has been built over the years, not just on the court, but mostly outside of it.
A 3-minute micro documentary depicting the plight of senior citizens in today’s world. This film takes the viewer into a world of shadows which conceal a group of magical beings – the elderly citizens, who have been forced into oblivion during the pandemic.
Women feel pressured to shave due to societal expectations. “Shave The Standards” is a campaign for Billie that sets the precedent for body hair—there is no right or wrong with shaving. It’s your hair, so no one else should care.
We Are Undefeatable is the campaign led by a collaboration of 16 leading health and social care charities, along with national lottery funding and expertise from Sport England, to support and inspire some of the 43% of people in England who live with a health condition to be active in a way that works for them.
The second instalment captures the myriad of little ways that people with long term conditions get active (no matter how little) and the vital role that friends, families and carers can play. The campaign captures a variety of intimate moments in the lives of our audience. Ranging from the bravery to exercise in water following a mastectomy to overcoming the barriers of Parkinson’s to play football; we show how they manage their condition through activity.