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The Advertising Council, Inc., is a New York City-based not-for-profit corporation that coordinates public service advertising campaigns, enlisting the volunteer services of advertising and communications companies and media facilities, and distributes the public service announcements (PSAs) to media outlets that run them free of charge. All ...

For example, when civil rights attorney Vernon Jordan sought to raise awareness of his United Negro College fund in 1971, the Ad Council (with a creative assist from Y&R) created “A Mind Is a...

On June 25, 1943, it was renamed The War Advertising Council, Inc. [1] for the purpose of mobilizing the advertising industry in support of the war effort for the ongoing Second World War. ... (1971–1983) This was an anti ... Several recent Ad Council PSA campaigns have involved partnerships with film production companies, ...

May 20, 2020 · Ten years into the KAB-Ad Council partnership, in 1971, an Italian actor playing the part of a Native American (who became known as “The Crying Indian”) or “Iron Eyes Cody” appeared in an anti-litter commercial.

Aug 21, 2019 · The 1971 Keep America Beautiful public service announcement (PSA), also known as the “Crying Indian” commercial, had a powerful effect on the American public, both young and old.

The Advertising Council, Inc., is a New York City-based not-for-profi t corporation that coordinates public service advertising campaigns, enlisting the volunteer services of advertising and communications co mpanies and media facilities, and distributes the public service anno uncements (PSAs) to media outlets that run them free of charge.

For Gen Xers who grew up in the 1970s, most of us remember at least a few of the iconic advertising campaigns by an organization known as the Ad Council. Indeed, the crying native American TV ads helped influence an entire generation of us.

The PSA won two Clios, awards given annually to honor the best in advertising and design, and was followed by a print campaign featuring the Indian’s crying visage that entreated Americans to “Get Involved Now.

Dec 31, 2014 · A series of rare Smokey Bear radio spots made by the Ad Council in 1971. Spots includes: Grass Roots (60 and 30 Sec)Homer & Jethro (60 and 30 Sec)Short...