Off the back of its acclaimed international campaign The Truth Is Worth It – which placed its biggest global scoops under the spotlight – The New York Times is eager to show that there’s no place like home. In the experimental activation The Truth Is Local it transformed a series of storefronts in the city’s five boroughs to highlight a story uncovered by the Times. From inequality in public schools in the Bronx to the tragedy of a young woman in Queens. As part of the storefront takeovers, visitors will be able to use QR codes to access voice recordings of the reporters involved in the stories.
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Like most women, Brazilian footbal star Andressa Alves, was always given dolls as a child. Passionate about soccer, little Andressa decided to turn her dolls into something that really ...
In today’s fast-paced digital world, The Green Calendar by Good Morning, Inc. in Tokyo offers a refreshing blend of nature and design. This innovative paper-craft calendar, a silver medal ...