Trying Not to Drown in a Flood of News About President Trump
Posted in: UncategorizedThere’s been a year’s worth of headlines in just a week. It’s been exasperating for some, exhausting for many.
There’s been a year’s worth of headlines in just a week. It’s been exasperating for some, exhausting for many.
Awards’ juries must reflect the world the work is trying to reach, and help the ad industry to innovate, not sheepishly follow.
Wieden & Kennedy’s loss of Finish and Nurofen highlights advertisers’ ongoing struggle to juggle brand-building and short-term sales.
Marketers don’t tend to hang around very long. And this is just one example of the ruinous short-termism infecting our industry.
What’s frustrating for those of us who love newspapers and news brands is that the industry is so bad at collaborating.
Canon’s new marketing strategy has moved from cameras to storytelling for millennials.
Y&R London chief creative officer Jonathan Burley has hired his longstanding creative partner Jim Bolton as deputy executive creative director as he looks to build a “renaissance” department.
Jo Hagger, EMEA business partner at Google, has joined WPP’s Possible as UK managing director.
Marks & Spencer is aiming to improve the wellbeing of Brits by encouraging them to snap out of “autopilot” behaviours, its top marketer has said.
Commercial radio ad revenues have risen more than 3% since the start of the year, bucking the gloom seen elsewhere in broadcasting.
Collaborative interactions between agencies and their clients should not happen more than once a day, new research has found.
The short-termism of corporations has trickled into their attitudes to marketing culture, which is losing sight of brand-building.
Omnicom’s media division has streamlined to deal with uncertain times, Philippa Brown tells Gideon Spanier.
Peroni Nastro Azzurro is reviewing its creative requirements following a change in ownership from SABMiller to Asahi Group.
Rubicon Project has hit back at The Guardian’s claim that the US ad-tech company breached its contract by taking “secret commissions” from ad buyers and has launched a counter-claim against the publisher.
Gemma Charles is mesmerised by Marks & Spencer’s new ad.
Vivendi’s acquisition of Havas could kick-start “progressive forms of creative collaboration” and boost the fortunes of the group, industry observers say.