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Droga5 and The New York Times Explain the Ambition and Rigor Behind ‘The Truth Is Worth It’

The bold, Cannes-winning campaign will continue to evolve

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By Doug Zanger & Breana Mallamaci

June 21, 2019

 

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Doug Zanger

Doug Zanger is Adweek's Agencies editor, focusing on creativity and agencies.

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Breana Mallamaci

Breana Mallamaci is the director of video and an animator at Adweek. She enjoys making spreadsheets in her spare time for fun.

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