People with disabilities should be in the room where the decisions are made. That’s the message of CoorDown’s latest film for World Down Syndrome Day. The mini-musical calls for all people with disabilities to have a say in issues that impact their lives, from personal choices to social and civic issues.
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This month, Ad Age is marking Women’s History Month with a series of contributions from guest essayists and we're celebrating them on digital OOH throughout the country. Lauren Maillian, serial entrepreneur, investor, and strategic advisor, writes about what the world's most influential brands have in common: https://lnkd.in/ewt28S86 #WomensHistoryMonth #Entrepreneur #Leadership #AdAge #OOH
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🏆 Best Agencies of 2025: Day One Agency connects top Gen Z brands through innovative social strategies. Their work on e.l.f.'s diversity campaign and Chipotle's viral Halloween collection, plus wins from Linktree, Hot Pockets and Canada Goose, boosted revenue 15% to $52M in 2024, earning a spot on Ad Age's 2025 Agency Standout A-List.
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Dogfish Head’s Grateful Dead Juicy Pale Ale debuts as Deadhead culture lives on in brand collabs. “With the Grateful Dead, their legacy is not just the music, it’s the trademark, their IP,” Judy Ng, brand licensing coordinator for Warner Music Group, told Ad Age at the event. “We want to see that extended to merchandise. And merchandise is how a lot of fans connect. It’s really about building community, connection and culture.”
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When brands run digital ads aimed at parents, they may actually be reaching an audience where 67% don’t even have children. And if they’re specifically targeting “moms,” more than half of those consumers could be men. Mismatched ad targeting and faulty data were among the findings of a new survey from ad tech platform Adlook that identified glaring gaps in the programmatic ad landscape,