By Imogen Watson

Following the death of George Floyd and widespread protests against institutional racism, WeTransfer, the file sharing service beloved by creators, has pledged to strengthen support for black creatives. Chief creative officer Damian Bradfield tells The Drum how the platform plans to make a lasting difference, and not just become another purveyor of hollow words.

The George Floyd protests have shone a spotlight on cases of racial discrimination in the US and across the world. Amid the deluge of brands queuing up to declare their support for Black Lives Matter, WeTransfer‘s co-founder and chief creative officer Damian Bradfield says he doesn‘t want Read full story ›

Source: The Drum