Andrew Julien

How did both of you come to work at creative agency Digital Kitchen? “Back in 1998, while living in Seattle, I happened to meet Digital Kitchen founder Paul Matthaeus while freelancing at Hornall Anderson,” says Mason Nicoll. “Coming from a digital design background at Microsoft, I didn’t have a clue what the film and television broadcast field was all about, but at the time, I had been experimenting with motion on the side. I was fortunate that Paul took a chance on me.

The New York Daily News is building on its legacy as “New York’s Hometown Newspaper” to become “New York’s Election Newspaper,” with enhanced coverage tracking the 2025 mayoral candidates on the campaign trail and reaching deep into New York’s neighborhoods as voters face a critical decision. Starting Thursday and for the next few months, that change will be reflected in a new flag on the News’ front page.