An advertising campaign by Unesco that calls attention to illegal art trafficking has undergone further revision after accusations that it misrepresented the background of the objects pictured in the ads.
Those high-resolution images, all in the public domain, were evidently harvested from the Met's website, although the advertising text did not identify the Met as the owner of the objects. Also pulled from the ad campaign was an image of Pre-Columbian vessel from Peru that was apparently a stock image from the photo agency Alamy.
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Lamb ad campaign increases sales by £2.5m - Farmers Weekly
A six-week advertising campaign to encourage shoppers to buy and cook fresh lamb at home increased sales by 261 tonnes, generating an additional £2.45m in retail revenues.
The nationwide “Make it Lamb” campaign cost £440,000 to implement and was a collective effort between AHDB, Quality Meat Scotland and Hybu Cig Cymru – Meat Promotion Wales.
The activity generated a return of £5.59 in retail sales for every £1 spent on it, the levy boards said.
To make ads connect in COVID era, Minnesota agencies go for jugular, funny bone - StarTribune.com
A nurse looks into the camera and says, “Maybe you didn’t want the responsibility. But we need to be really clear about this. We are not the front line. You are. We are your last chance.”
Alarmed with spiking infections and the prospect of holiday travelers flocking to airports, the Minnesota health care providers last month turned to Minneapolis-based Carmichael Lynch (CML) ad agency for help to deliver a blunt message to the public.
Miu Miu Holiday 2020 Ad Campaign - theFashionSpot
The last time a Miu Miu advertising campaign truly captured our attention was the brand's Resort 2019 offering starring Kendall Jenner, Gwendoline Christie and many others. It's been a whole two years and there's been radio silence — until now. Miuccia Prada enlisted photographic duo Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott to capture the Resort 2021 collection shooting the label's muses both past and present.
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The campaign received nothing but praise on our forums. "Miu Miu by M&M? Oh, I am so ready for this," praised dontbeadrag .
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NorthShore issues plea for public responsibility in new ad campaign | Lake County Journal
The 30-second television and radio spots feature NorthShore President and CEO J.P. Gallagher and Chief Medical Officer Lakshmi Halasyamani. The spots are airing on local broadcast networks.
The announcements are part of an ongoing campaign, including online tools, to encourage safety during the COVID-19 pandemic.
“The only way we can beat this virus is to stop transmission – and that means taking personal accountability and abiding by public health measures outlined by health care experts,” Halasyamani said. “At NorthShore, the health and well-being of our patients is at the center of every decision we make. We are on the front lines in the fight against COVID-19 for our communities, and we need our communities to stay home for us.”���
Steve Jobs's Daughter Eve Is Now a Glossier Model | Vanity Fair
Steve Jobs's youngest daughter Eve is the latest celebrity offspring to try her hand at a modeling career, making her debut in Glossier's new holiday ad campaign.
National Campaign showcases the importance of adopting teenagers from foster care
WASHINGTON , Dec. 8, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Administration for Children and Families (ACF), AdoptUSKids, and the Ad Council today launched a new series of public service advertisements (PSAs) that encourage prospective parents to consider adopting teens from foster care.
Now with an impressive 16 years spreading awareness about this important issue, the campaign's newest work uses anecdotes from real families to reveal the bonds that cement a family together and showcases some of the many moments that make teen adoption so rewarding.
Sainsbury's slammed by anti-hunt campaigners over Vinnie Jones ads | Daily Mail Online
Sainsbury's has been slammed by anti-hunt campaigners over its decision to use Vinnie Jones in its latest ad campaign.
The actor, 55, featured in a series called Shopping Smarts, released last Thursday, to promote the retailer's popular Nectar cards.
But the Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels star's outspoken love of hunting has angered some shoppers who have now threatened to boycott stores.
Animal rights campaigner Charmaine Scammell, from Hackney, London, posted a screenshot of the advert yesterday to Facebook alongside a caption that read: 'Scrapping my Nectar card over this.
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