Timeline
Start with the key dates: from the 1895 film screening to video platforms. This is the framework everything else builds on.
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Collections
Collections help you get into a topic without a long search. Each one brings together three sections of the magazine that are best read in sequence, from the general to the specific. Pick a collection that matches your interest — media history, breaking down viral videos or how the advertising industry works — and follow the cards from top to bottom.
Reading in order is more useful than reading a lot. Three sections in a row give you more than ten random ones.
How this section works: a collection groups magazine sections around a common reader question. We do not include third-party rankings or "best campaign" lists — only our own material based on verifiable information.
If you are new to the history of advertising and media.
Start with the key dates: from the 1895 film screening to video platforms. This is the framework everything else builds on.
See which areas the magazine covers and choose the one closest to your interests.
A short guide to all sections, explaining what to find where.
If you want to understand exactly what you are seeing in your feed.
Six steps that help you analyse any advertising video — from the original source to the core message.
A short version of the viral video breakdown that is easy to keep in mind.
Why spectacular stunts are filmed by professionals and what role the stunt coordinator plays.
If you are curious about the professional side of advertising.
Creative director, copywriter, art director, producer, director — who is responsible for what.
Festivals, conferences, awards and competitions for young professionals: how they differ.
How to make sure an award you read about really existed.
Legacy address: awards page (in Russian)
Magazine topics: spectacle advertising, on-camera experiments, media literacy, festivals, professions and history. Plus the article catalogue.
A timeline from the first paid film screenings of 1895 to video platforms and viral videos.
How to break down an advertising campaign step by step and tell a staged video from documentary footage.
Historical information is based on publicly available official and encyclopedic sources. Festival rules, categories and entry conditions change — check them on the organisers' official websites.