#DDB

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Deanna's Dead Baby egg site, Campanian, Judith River fm. Havre, MT.

[caostalgia]

¿Por qué?

¿Por qué tuviste que hacerlo, por qué tuviste que lastimarme… Explícame por qué no fui suficiente si te ofrecí todo lo que necesitabas, por qué no pude ser eso qué querías, por qué me engañaste y me hiciste creer que me querías, por qué me usaste hasta sentir que ya no me necesitabas, por qué dañarme si te ofrecí lo mejor de mí?

DDB

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18 haruka dolls!?

It is the 18 Haruka dolls!

Well, 17 on this picture. I counted wrong and there are 19 Harukas, but two are not present here, because they currently don't have hair.

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imagine the grip

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I love Charles Rowland I want him to kill a man with his teeth and his bare hands I want him to get worse

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How to sell cars in 1970

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IKEA: The Fearniture Collection

Agency: DDB

This professional campaign titled 'The Fearniture Collection' was published in Italy in October, 2020. It was created for the brand: IKEA, by ad agency: DDB. 

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No debería extrañarte, pensarte ni recordarme de ti porque el daño que me hiciste no sería solucionado con un “Lo siento” tan hipócrita, tan vacío.

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Rudolph: TV-Spot für IKEA Österreich

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Minnesota SF, Fantasy, and Mystery Authors Jan 1997 Archived Web Page

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Photogrammetry is a useful tool for documenting site progress and is also just a lot of fun. This is a scan of a section of the Deanna's Dead Baby site from early July, made up of 600+ photos.

See also: Warnock et al. 2018

[caostalgia]

Son las 02:29 de la madrugada y no puedo dormir, y tú eres la causa, ¡Si! Tú eres la causa de mi insomnio, tú eres el responsable de que no pueda descansar porque no puedo dejar de pensarte, no puedo evitar que tu recuerdo me duela hasta el alma.

DDB

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Celebrating my favourite blue boy - Happy Birthday Haruka

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DDB and the Kenyan Government: A Partnership to Drive Employment Growth

In the face of rising youth unemployment and economic challenges, innovative solutions are required to create sustainable jobs and foster financial inclusion. Recognizing this need, DDB, a global leader in the task economy, has partnered with the Kenyan government to drive employment and empower individuals through flexible earning opportunities. This partnership is not just about creating jobs—it’s about building a future where every Kenyan has access to meaningful economic participation.

The Employment Challenge in Kenya

Kenya’s youthful population is one of its greatest assets, yet high unemployment rates continue to hinder economic progress. Traditional job markets struggle to accommodate the growing labor force, particularly in rural areas where opportunities are scarce. Digital platforms like DDB offer a transformative solution, providing an accessible and innovative approach to employment.

DDB’s Task Economy Model

DDB operates on a task economy model that connects users with leading global brands, such as TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. Individuals complete simple tasks—such as app downloads, surveys, and content sharing—and earn instant income. This model addresses key employment barriers by offering:

Flexibility: Tasks can be completed anytime, anywhere, accommodating diverse schedules.

Accessibility: No advanced skills or qualifications are required, making it ideal for Kenya’s diverse workforce.

Immediate Earnings: Payments are credited instantly upon task completion, fostering trust and motivation.

By empowering users with these opportunities, DDB enables them to earn while developing valuable digital skills.

The Partnership: DDB and the Kenyan Government

The collaboration between DDB and the Kenyan government focuses on creating sustainable employment through technology and innovation. Key objectives include:

Job Creation

Through its platform, DDB has already provided thousands of Kenyans with flexible earning opportunities.

This initiative ensures that individuals, particularly in underserved areas, can access reliable income sources.

Skills Development

By completing tasks and building teams, users gain valuable digital and entrepreneurial skills, enhancing their employability in an evolving job market.

Promoting Entrepreneurship

DDB’s referral and team-building programs encourage users to grow their networks, fostering grassroots entrepreneurship and long-term financial stability.

Reducing Regional Disparities

The partnership prioritizes reaching rural communities, where traditional employment options are limited, ensuring that all Kenyans can benefit from economic opportunities.

Impact Achieved So Far

The partnership has already demonstrated significant results:

Over 100,000 Kenyans have joined the DDB platform, with many reporting stable secondary incomes.

DDB has injected millions of Kenyan shillings into the local economy through its payout system.

In rural areas, where traditional jobs are scarce, DDB has provided individuals with new pathways to financial independence.

Success Stories

Mary, Nairobi “As a single mother, finding flexible work was a challenge. DDB allowed me to earn from home while caring for my children. Now, I can support my family and have financial stability.”

John, Kisumu “Through DDB, I not only earn a steady income but have also built a team of 20 people. This has not only improved my life but has also given others the opportunity to grow financially.”

Future Plans: Scaling the Impact

DDB and the Kenyan government aim to scale this initiative to reach even more individuals across the country. Plans include:

Expanding Digital Access: Introducing training programs to improve digital literacy and task efficiency.

Increasing Task Availability: Partnering with more global and local brands to ensure a steady flow of tasks.

Empowering Communities: Strengthening community engagement through local partnerships and outreach programs.

These efforts are designed to ensure that DDB’s impact is both sustainable and far-reaching.

A Shared Vision for Economic Growth

The partnership between DDB and the Kenyan government represents a shared commitment to fostering economic growth, reducing unemployment, and creating a more inclusive society. By leveraging technology and innovation, this collaboration is shaping a future where every Kenyan has access to meaningful work and financial independence.

Join the Movement

DDB invites all Kenyans to be part of this transformative journey. Whether you’re looking for flexible earning opportunities or seeking to make a lasting impact in your community, DDB provides the tools and support to help you succeed.

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Volkswagen Polo - Protection All of the protagonists protect themselves by bending and holding their arms over their heads. Pay-off Have you ever noticed how protected you feel when you make yourself small? Ad Agency: DDB London CD: Richard Flintham, Andy McLeod

Director: Jonathan Glazer Music: Faure Editor: John McManus Production Company: Academy Commecials