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Oct 9, 2014
Altered icons urge women to check breasts as often as social accounts
DDB Group Singapore has cleverly tweaked familiar social-media icons for a campaign on behalf of the Breast Cancer Foundation. The campaign includes an appeal to urge the social sites to adopt the altered logos during October, which is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. See http://bit.ly/logosagainstcancer for information.
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