Translation spotlights mental well-being with Curry for Kaiser Permanente | Droga5's Under Armour ad starring Phelps is remade by man with cerebral palsy | Mekanism taps 61 HBO stars, including a ranting John Oliver
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[Translation spotlights mental well-being with Curry for Kaiser Permanente](
[Translation spotlights mental well-being with Steph Curry for Kaiser Permanente](
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Translation's new national campaign for Kaiser Permanente features basketball star Steph Curry battling his inner demons in a deprivation tank, showing that even the most successful people struggle to overcome the negative voices in their head. "In 2017, we said there's more to mental health than just depression, and we wanted to find a way we can address the topic that's relevant to a broader audience," Kaiser Permanente's Lawrence Montgomery said.
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[Droga5's Under Armour ad starring Phelps is remade by man with cerebral palsy](
Droga5's "Rule Yourself" spot for Under Armour that starred Michael Phelps has inspired Johnny Agar, a man who has cerebral palsy, to train for Ironman competitions with his father, and his mom recreated the ad with her son as the star. Phelps tweeted his support, and an Under Armour brand representative said, "Embodying the true definition of being an athlete, Johnny's story has inspired others as he continues to push himself to new heights."
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[Mekanism taps 61 HBO stars, including a ranting John Oliver](
[Mekanism taps 61 HBO stars, and a ranting John Oliver](
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Mekanism's new push for HBO features an anthem ad with 61 stars giving their impression of the channel's iconic static black-and-white opener with the choir-like "Ahh" sound. An additional spot sees John Oliver ranting about viewers not tuning in to the network because of its opener, humorously asserting that the "Ahh" spot is a form of "corporate bullying."
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Attendees of the 4A's Transformation conference share their thoughts on talent and diversity in advertising. Points raised include the need to focus on improving diversity measures, how to attract millennial talent and the importance of empathetic leadership.
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[Sorrell: Industry wants Facebook, Google competitors](
Google and Facebook are reaping the benefits of around 75% of digital ad investment, but brands want more players, WPP CEO Sir Martin Sorrell said. "What our clients want and what our agencies want is more competition of the space, anything that gives more competition to the duopoly," he said.
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[Agencies gear up to pitch for Vroom](
Digital used car startup Vroom has launched a creative agency review, and shops pitching reportedly include BBDO, Anomaly and 72andSunny. The brand plans to spend around $20 million on a future campaign, which will include TV, radio and out-of-home advertising, according to sources.
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[Google launches fact-checking tags in search](
Google is rolling out "Fact Check" tags to its search results and News pages, with information that can be labeled as "True" or "Pants on Fire!" also including the details of the third party that checked the facts. Content that includes a fact check label won't be prioritized in results, the company said.
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