Monthly Archives: April 2017
Rarely seen photos record World War II in brilliant, immersive color
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December 1942
An Auxiliary Territorial Service (ATS) ‘spotter’ at a 3.7-inch anti-aircraft gun site.
Image: Imperial War Museums (tr 453)
Though color photography was invented decades before World War II, it was still a rather niche process, more complicated and expensive than black-and-white photography.
The scarcity of color film was compounded by the hazards of shipping in wartime and the difficulties of reproduction and printing.
Nevertheless, thousands of color images were created during the global conflict. 3,000 of those were assembled by the British Ministry of Information and eventually ended up in the collections of …read more
Source: Mashable
Staatsanwalt ermittelt gegen Investor Malte Hartwieg: Anlageberater "bereit, ins Gefängnis zu gehen"
Source: MM Konstkompass
How Magazines Covered Trump's First 100 Days
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President Donald Trump no doubt inspired lots of brand creativity during his first 100 days as POTUS. He’s also provided plenty of fodder for magazine art directors and editors, who created a host of searing covers, shedding light while asking important questions about this administration’s role since 45 took office (with some exceptions). Here’s a handful of covers that got people talking.
Der Spiegel: “America First”
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President Donald Trump no doubt inspired lots of brand creativity during his first 100 days as POTUS. He’s also provided plenty of fodder for magazine art directors and editors, who created a host of searing covers, shedding light while asking important questions about this administration’s role since 45 took office (with some exceptions). Here’s a handful of covers that got people talking.
Der Spiegel: “America First”
Source: AdAge
Copenhagen Pride: Gender Free Internet
Denmark is one of the first countries in the world to stop defining being transgender as a mental illness. But the gender struggle does not end there.
With Gender Free Internet Copenhagen Pride give people all over the world respect and recognition by making it possible …read more
Source: Ads Of The World
Woche 17: Ätherische Malware im Arbeitsspeicher
Link-11 warnt vor DDoS-Erpressern, Ransomware-Angriffe nehmen zu und die Lösegeldforderungen ebenfalls. Die Redaktion hat die Neuigkeiten zu Cybercrime und Cybersecurity der Woche zusammengefasst.
Source: Netzwoche
Beim ADC gibt's jetzt bis zu fünf Grands Prix
Für den Kreativclub kommt es einer kleinen Sensation gleich: Beim diesjährigen ADC-Wettbewerb kann es zum ersten Mal mehr als einen Grand Prix geben. Jury-Chairman wird Erik Spiekermann. …read more
Source: WUV
Serviceplan holt Dimitri Guerassimov und Fabien Teichner für Paris
Mit Dimitri Guerassimov und Fabien Teichner kommen zwei Kreative zur Serviceplan-Gruppe, die aus Serviceplan Paris eine Top-Adresse für Kreation machen sollen. …read more
Source: WUV
Andreas Gottselig gründet eine Agentur für christliche Kommunikation
Der Grafikdesigner Andreas Gottselig hat sich mit Hadi Geiser einen Kreativpartner geholt und sein Werbebüro nochmals neu begründet. Gottselig, Agentur für christliche Kommunikation, wirbt vor allem für konfessionelle Kunden. Wie es dazu kam. …read more
Source: WUV
Zalando bündelt Media-Etat bei OMD
Die Fashion-Plattform Zalando konsolidiert ihre Mediabudgets beim Media-Network OMD. …read more
Source: WUV
Verbände starten Gattungskampagne für Werber-Nachwuchs
Die erste Gattungskampagne der großen Branchenverbände für die Werbebranche startet am 17. Mai. W&V Online präsentiert hier das Konzept vorab. …read more
Source: WUV
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