(TrendHunter.com) Adidas’ eco-friendly yoga line is offering consumers an ethically made alternative to traditional sportswear that doesn’t compromise fashion.
This line serves as a continuation of the…
The disagreement over the characterization of Atticus Finch expands to a second lawsuit between the producers and the Lee estate.
Mr. Jones and his conspiracy theory website Infowars have long claimed that the killing of 26 people at the Connecticut elementary school was a “giant hoax.”
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The new structure closely…
(TrendHunter.com) Mobile living company Airstream created the Nest trailer, the brand’s first non-aluminum mobile housing option since the 1950s.
Known for standing out from other trailer manufacturers, the…
As Ogilvy consolidates all its sub-brands under a single P&L the agency’s first step is to recruit a single leadership team.
Johnnie Walker, the Diageo-owned scotch whisky brand, is investing £150m over three years in improving its visitor experience centres.
Volkswagen is carrying out an extensive rethink of its marketing approach as the brand prepares for a world dominated by electric vehicles and new approaches to car usage.
It’s perplexing a brand that considers itself pioneering like JD Wetherspoon doesn’t fully embrace the most pioneering media of them all – digital – argues Zone’s client creative director.
Welcome to Ad Age’s Wake-Up Call, our daily roundup of advertising, marketing, media and digital news. What people are talking about today: WPP has entered the post-Martin Sorrell era. Now what? “Takeover vultures could soon circle, eyeing portions of WPP’s business ripe for the taking,” Ad Age’s E.J. Schultz and Megan Graham write. That’s what some analysts are suggesting. The company’s market research business is seen as one potential asset that could be shed. As Liberum Capital Limited said in a report:
“Sir Martin could arguably be called the glue that bound much of WPP together. With his departure, we think the chances of significant chunks of the business being sold off have dramatically increased.”
Sorrell spent over three decades building the world’s largest ad firm, then suddenly resigned Saturday amid a thus-far-undisclosed investigation by the board for personal misconduct. He was fond of plugging his vision of “horizontality,” meaning he wanted the company’s various units to work closer together across disciplines, from media to creative and beyond, to serve clients better. As the empire-builder, he naturally wanted to hold his kingdom together and prove its business sense. Now that he’s gone, that empire looks more unwieldy. (And can we please stop using the awkward word ‘horizontality’ now? Please?)
Campaign looks back at some of Sir Martin Sorrell’s musings, barbs and pearls of wisdom in recent times.
Facebook has launched a press ad campaign reassuring users that forthcoming European Union regulations will ensure that its data is better protected.
Iain Jacob is stepping down as chief executive of Publicis Media for Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
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La Mer, the luxury beauty brand owned by Estee Lauder, is creating a pop-up in a Soho townhouse.
Any external candidate to succeed Sir Martin Sorrell as CEO is unlikely to be available to start straight away – at this level many are working to at least six months’ notice.
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