By Staff Writer-07 April 2021 08:00am
FCB/Six s Go back to Africa was one of last year s most-awarded campaigns
The World Creative Rankings is our annual study of the brands, agencies and people behind the world’s very best creative work. In this instalment, we reveal the most creative ad campaigns in the world last year.
After a week of highlighting the industry s best creators, it s now time to turn our attention to their creations. These are the campaigns which, over the last year, won the most awards in the industry s major shows.
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Know Your History: Eleanor Roosevelt on the Palestinian Arab-Israeli Conflict
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7 essential Austin art and history museums we can t wait to visit
7 essential Austin art and history museums we can t wait to visit
Photo courtesy of Blanton Museum of Art The Bob Bullock Museum.
Photo courtesy of Bullock Texas State History Museum What s more meta than a brief history of Austin s history and art museums? Though the pandemic has dramatically reduced capacity and in some cases indefinitely closed local museums, many of these institutions have pivoted, offering virtual and online exhibitions, outdoor events, or socially distant strolls through galleries.
Bullock State History Museum The Bullock State History Museum, located at 1800 Congress Ave., is just a few blocks north of the Texas State Capitol. The museum is named for former Lt. Governor Bob Bullock, a longtime politician who loved Texas history and enjoyed traveling back roads throughout the state. The museum opened in 2001 and bills itself as The Story of Texas, and indeed it is. The museum i
Most people know that Franklin Delano Roosevelt was the only U.S. President who served more than two terms. And that he was in office for most of the Great Depression and later, World War II. His New Deal Coalition, fireside chats, and the paralysis that restricted his movement are just as famous as the lasting quote from his first inaugural address: “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.”
Here are some other Franklin Delano Roosevelt facts they might not have covered in your history classes.
1. Franklin Delano Roosevelt was an avid collector.
Born on January 30, 1882, Roosevelt had a life-long love affair with postage stamps. He started collecting them as a child and later attended stamp shows, bought rarities from stamp dealers, and joined stamp clubs. He even designed a few stamps himself. “I owe my life to my hobbies especially stamp collecting,” FDR once remarked.
The real reason local newspapers are dying
“I left daily newspaper journalism in 2005. But it’s only gotten worse, because now there is the internet to scapegoat for all of the incompetence and thievery.”
By Lyz Lenz Dec. 14, 2020, 2:53 p.m.
Dec. 14, 2020, 2:53 p.m.
For a decade, Allison Hantschel worked at small newspapers in the Midwest. She left that career for the world of nonprofits, which are still journalism-adjacent.
I first met Allison online, when I saw her responding to a tweet from a magazine editor lamenting the loss of local newspapers and chiding Americans for not investing in supporting their local journalism.
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