Effectiveness: why the pendulum is swinging back to TV

We all want and need online standards to dramatically change for the better, Thinkbox’s chief executive warns.

Dove shows perils of rushing out three-second ads without thinking

Dove is failing to understand the public and struggle to clearly get its message across to consumers.

Nike: Man

Nike: Woman

McCafé: Wedding Rings

Burberry's Graham departs for global CMO role at Versace

Paul Graham has left his post as senior vice-president of creative media and marketing at Burberry for a role as Versace’s chief marketing officer.

How GSK is using eye-tracking and skin biometrics to hone its products for consumers

Consumer healthcare company GSK has opened a new Consumer Sensory Lab which aims to help them understand consumers’ sensory preferences.

AMV BBDO, A&E/DDB, Iris and Moxie Pictures shortlisted in Health for Campaign Big Awards

Four agencies have been shortlisted in the Health & Beauty category for this year’s Campaign Big Awards.

A&E/DDB and Wieden & Kennedy lead Retail & Restaurants category at Campaign Big Awards

Adam & Eve/DDB has received three nominations in the Retail & Restaurants category for the Campaign Big Awards.

WCRS receives most nominations in Public Service category at Campaign Big Awards

WCRS has received shortlist entries in the Public Service category at the Campaign Big Awards.

Financial advertising's failure to connect with women 'costs the sector £130bn'

Women have a genuinely different perspective on financial matters and brands are failing to understand and connect to this perspective.

McCann Worldgroup enlists all 20,000 staff for coalface study of shopping behaviour

McCann Worldgroup’s entire global workforce will head to the streets for a day and interview people face-to-face to gain insights on the relationship between shopper behaviour and cultural values.

Sky, Dorset Cereals and Fuller's help IPM create experience measurement scheme

Sky, Dorset Cereals, Fuller’s brewery, are just some of the brands that the IPM is working with to create an industry-agreed effectiveness model for experiential campaigns.

However well intentioned, is race becoming a no-go area for marketers?

Dove, a brand that has made celebrating beauty in all forms its mission, has unwittingly become involved in a race row.

Apples pop-up store planned for Great British Apples Day

A group of English apple and pear growers are setting up a store dedicated to apples to celebrate the harvest of the fruit.

SoundCloud creates wire installation for BBC Music event

SoundCloud, the music streaming platform, created an experience featuring a wire installation for BBC Music Introducing Presents Amplify, an event for aspiring artists in the UK.

This Crazy Ad Replaced Every Black Dot in an Entire Magazine With a Colored Dot

Print advertising isn’t dead. In fact, it’s more insidious than ever! In a rather bonkers stunt, Irish telecom eir replaced all the black dots in the Oct. 6 issue of Daily Mail Magazine with colored dots. And it was every dot–every period, every dot in a colon and semi-colon; every dot above a letter i…

Your Wednesday Wake-Up Call: The 'Radioactive' Weinstein Brand Name. Plus, Fox's World Cup Mess


Plus: ICYM, The New Yorker’s investigation on Weinstein is a must-read.

Apple + Spielberg

Apple wants to get serious about original video content, and now it has a heavy-hitting partner: Steven Spielberg. The tech company signed a deal with Spielberg’s Amblin Television and Universal Television, The Wall Street Journal reports. In keeping with the retro revival TV trend, they’ll bring back “Amazing Stories,” a 1980s science fiction series that was reminiscent of “The Twilight Zone.” Spielberg will likely executive produce. The Verge says each episode has a $5 million budget, so hopefully this will be better than “Planet of the Apps.”

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Oh my god what a copycat! / Mon dieu, quel plagiat honteux!

THE ORIGINAL?
TV2 “All that we share” 2016
Cannes Cyber GOLD LION
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Agency : &Co Copenhagen (Denmark)
LESS ORIGINAL
New Hope Church North Carolina 2017
“Don’t put people in boxes”
Source : YouTube / Watch the video
Agency :
Unknown (USA)

State of the Art: The Frightful Five Want to Rule Entertainment. They Are Hitting Limits.

Apple, Google and other tech giants are pushing deeper into cultural industries — and stumbling in ways that suggest a certain cluelessness.