#media-evolution

#media-evolution

The CGI campaign not only showcases the BET Award trophy in iconic locations but serves as a powerful statement of Black achievement and cultural presence.

One major difference that is tough to even remember, let alone to describe to someone who didn't live through it, was how parochial information was back then. Take any obscure factoid, for example: What happened downtown this afternoon? Where was a certain rock star born? Who was the goaltender on the 1980 Swedish Olympic team? Today, you can call it up in a matter of seconds; back then, you had to either have the knowledge, have someone who did, or have access to people or resources that did. Otherwise, you shrugged and went on with your day. There was no falling down Wikipedia rabbit holes.

This faux-1950s sci-fi is a mishmash of half-remembered styles and aesthetics that doesn't capture the true weirdness of the real 1950s.

The New York Times began publishing daily on the World Wide Web, offering readers immediate access to the paper's contents, part of a strategy to extend its readership.

On March 4, 1925, President Calvin Coolidge was inaugurated for a second term, becoming the first president to have his inauguration broadcast live on the radio.

As we look back on the launch of Relative Advantage Unblocked, it's clear that 2024 marked a turning point in how the media and marketing industry approaches brand safety.