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Bringing a Better Future Into Frame In a world of infinite availability of information, context is king. The age-old truism that it’s not what you say but how you say it has never been truer than it is now. Read more » by Jason Louv on May 1st, 2007 Comments [2] Just wanted to drop a note of thanks to everyone who has signed up for After These Messages so far. We're now a community of over 400 people in the communications industry who have decided to take what they do, as professionals, seriously. We've seen some lively debate in the comment sections (consensus: Lonelygirl15 is cute) and the matrix has fleshed out with a variety of campaigns and plot points. We've also been getting some press coverage of the site on AdFreak and also on Mediabistro, so folks are definitely taking notice. Read more » by the Editors on October 6th, 2006 Comments [5] Various Interviews: Work Ethics Whilst writing another article for the launch of After These Messages I became curious about ethics in other communication forms. Friends, family, and one “Bapi” were kind enough to answer some questions for me. Vroom. Read more » by Colin Ilsley on September 27th, 2006 Comments [2] Kirk Souder was a co-founder of Ground Zero, where he worked on acclaimed campaigns for Sega and the Anti-Tobacco Initiative. He is currently a partner with Granite Pass, a project-based creative resource. He is steered by his son McKinley. Click here to listen. Read more » by Hank Stewart on September 22nd, 2006 Comments [5] David Baldwin is Partner and Executive Creative Director of McKinney in Durham, NC. In his 20 plus years in advertising, he has worked for some of the industry’s marquee creative shops, including Della Femina, Travisano & Partners New York, Hal Riney & Partners in San Francisco, Cole & Weber in Portland, Deutsch New York, and Leonard/Monahan in Providence, Rhode Island. Along the way, he’s garnered hundreds of creative accolades, including a Kelly Award and 18 One Show pencils. He agreed to share his thoughts on advertising and its responsibilities with After These Messages in an interview held August 2006. Read more » by Hank Stewart on September 18th, 2006 Comments [2] Jimmie Stone is Partner and Executive Creative Director of Green Team. Here he speaks about the origins and intentions of After These Messages. Read more » by Hank Stewart on September 18th, 2006 Comments [3] |