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Small Agency, Big Idea: Office of Baby gets comfortable for Parachute

Havas NY ditches straws as a first step toward a greener agency

Abobe’s PhotoShop and Wizards of the Coast’s Dungeon & Dragons are doing a promotion in which contest winners use Photoshop to make D&D monsters.

Ad Age’s Marketer A-List 2018 features Fortnite, Nike, Fenty and more.

Adam & Eve’s James Murphy and David Golding depart while Firstborn’s Joon Park to leave industry in February

Joanne Chan and Sarah Moffat take the helm at Turner Duckworth; Deutsch L.A. names Brett Craig creative chief

The mentality is changing about mental health

Real change won’t happen until people can be their authentic selves in the spotlight, says the platform’s experiential marketing lead.

In a unanimous decision, the jury awarded FCB New York’s reboot of the chain’s mobile app that poached customers from McDonald’s.

Cutting through rhetoric and platitudes, teenager is ideal messenger for the environmental movement.

Economic turmoil, internal strife, poor management or just bad luck meant the end of these shops.

The independent shop tops the A-List for an unprecedented third year in a row

The consultancy’s global CEO talks about his wayward youth as a guitarist and songwriter on the latest episode of the ‘Ad Block’ podcast.

Busy parents need a break after the year we’ve all had, so Tropicana is making surreptitious cocktails a little easier during rare bits of downtime. Orange juice is an essential ingredient for mimosas (and screwdrivers, but who’s counting?) so the brand created hidden mini-fridges that look like bat…

Plus, no one is surprised that women in tech still deal with appalling levels of harassment.

Executive becomes first Black woman to run a PR operation of this size; Russell Dubner moves to global vice chairman and chair of Edelman Trust Institute.

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The Chicago Sky star says it’s a “step in the right direction.”

Ad executives, influencers, celebrities and musicians gathered to talk about the state of diversity, equity and inclusion.

“The quiet craftsman” responsible for Nike’s most famous work continued making art long after retirement.