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Beer brand edits sexist 2009 advert to highlight its mistakes and underline its commitment to change
This article was originally published in Contagious I/O on 25 February 2021
Why a toy maker decided to remodel conventions with a genderless doll range
This article was originally published in Contagious I/O on 2 December 2019
Why Doritos made an emotional film about sexual diversity and doubled down on inclusivity in Mexico
This article was originally published in Contagious I/O on 22 January 2021
Mexican airline tackles prejudice using DNA testing
This article was originally published in Contagious I/O on 28 January 2019
Financial services company launches card to ease pain point in the LGBTQIA+ community
This article was originally published in Contagious I/O on 7 July 2020
How Google used the power of the web and AI to improve the accessibility of art and music
This article was originally published in Contagious I/O on 28 June 2019
The adoption of programmatic and ‘precision at scale’ principles, the changing nature of technology and data ownership and the shifting partner relationships. Clients in the media space find themselves in radically different roles to the recent past.
We’re seeing a growing focus on education and company-wide transformation of the client-side media function. The agents of change leading this are typically in global media roles, as is the case in this inspiring media transformation case study written by Sital Banerjee, Global Head of Media & Marketing Performance at Philips.
This is the second part of a serial of Media Transformation case studies that WFA is publishing, to provide inspiration and education to clients in media and marketing roles.
This document examines the international ‘media transformation’ that Deutsche Telekom has been through over recent years and summarises obstacles and key learning.
White Paper from APR and WFA on diversity & inclusion with a focus on production
This matrix lists variables of photography product shoots from the most complex (most expensive) to least complex (lower costs). This applies to any region of the world.
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