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How Milana Vayntrub Quickly Rose From Surprise Ad Star Into a Creative Force for Good

Brand Marketing

By Kristina Monllos

Vayntrub has appeared in 40 spots for AT&T, although she was only supposed to be in one. Photography by Robert Ascroft

Brand Marketing

AT&T Ad Star Milana Vayntrub, Once a Soviet Refugee, Becomes a Voice for Syrian Victims

By Marty Swant

Convergent TV

Why a Reporter Who Covered the Avery Case Is Launching a ‘Making a Murderer’ Rebuttal Podcast

By Brian Flood

Performance Marketing

Vice’s Campaign of Media Domination Now Extends to Feature Film

By Michelle Castillo

Brand Marketing

Stacy Peralta’s 6 Principles for Capturing Humanity in Commercials

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Mario Batali Teams With OgilvyEntertainment to Create New Shows

Brand Marketing

By Andrew McMains

OgilvyEntertainment, the entertainment marketing arm of Ogilvy & Mather, and celebrity chef Mario Batali have formed ccMF Productions, a new company that will create food and lifestyle programming aimed at [...]

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Nat Geo First on the Scene for ‘Disaster’

Brand Marketing

By Adweek Staff

Less than a month after the Carnival Cruise ship Costa Concordia sank off the Tuscan coastline, the National Geographic Channel is on the scene with a refurbished documentary about the [...]