#PlugBoy switches on Bude Tunnel Experience for Sainsbury's

Sainsbury’s famous perspex car park tunnel to become Christmas extravaganza.

AA hands media business to Goodstuff

The appointment is effective immediately and coincides with the marketing director’s departure.

Marlboro-maker Altria buys $1.8 billion stake in a cannabis company


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Altria Group Inc., the U.S. maker of Marlboros, made a $1.8 billion investment in a Canadian pot company Friday based on a simple premise: Cannabis is growing fast, and cigarettes are not.

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4A's CEO: Unsubstantiated claims against agencies 'have got to stop'


Now that the Department of Justice cleared five holding companies of unfairly directing production business to their in-house departments, Marla Kaplowitz is fired up.

“We are going to start being a lot more proactive,” says the 4A’s CEO.

Last month, holding companies MDC Partners, Omnicom, Publicis Groupe, WPP and IPG revealed they had been cleared without action being taken. It was a rather abrupt and quiet end to what Kaplowitz says has been a “dark cloud” hanging over the industry.

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Adaptive Ergonomic Neck Pillows – True Adaptive Guarantees the Comfort and Support of Its Users (GALLERY)

(TrendHunter.com) Massachusets-based brand Edge Signature launches a Kickstarter campaign that spotlights an ergonomic neck pillow. The product is fully adaptable and catered to bring the highest level of comfort and…

The First Avengers: Endgame Trailer Is Exactly as Bleak as You’d Expect After Infinity War

If you’ve seen Avengers: Infinity War, you know that it ends on the most soul-crushing note in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. (That’s your cue to stop reading if you’d rather avoid spoilers from the most recent Avengers installment.) While few expect that the genocide wrought by Thanos will be permanent, the first…

Glued to Your Phone at the Dinner Table? Marshawn Lynch Wants to Have Some Words

Will we ever collectively return to a time when dinners around the table included little more than food, your friends or loved ones, and polite conversation? Let’s be real–probably not. In this blink-and-you’ll-miss-everything society, the news cycle is relentless, an important update from your friends is always moments away and “staying connected” has morphed into…

YouTube: Here’s How to Add Stickers to a Stories Post

YouTube recently expanded the availability of its Stories feature to eligible creators with more than 10,000 subscribers. YouTube Stories lets content creators share photos and videos on their channels that will be available to view in the YouTube mobile application for seven days. Our guide will show you how to add stickers to a YouTube…

Film Marketers Need to Stop Wasting Time and Money Advertising to People Who Don’t Care About Their Movies

When it comes to the movie box office, bright spots like Ralph Breaks the Internet, Creed II and A Star Is Born are lifting the spirits and fortunes of Hollywood studios. It is much-needed good news as theater attendance continues to decline. In the U.S. and Canada, fewer people went to the movies in 2017…

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Com painel objetivo, Paramount retorna à CCXP apostando na nostalgia

2017 não foi um bom ano para a Paramount Pictures. Um dos estúdios mais tradicionais de Hollywood, ela embalou uma sequência de fracassos no ano passado que incluíram “Transformers: O Último Cavaleiro”, o último capítulo da série dirigido por Michael Bay que acabou tendo sua bilheteria seriamente afetada pela má reputação agremiada à franquia e …

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2019 Grammy Nominations: Kendrick Lamar Leads, and Women Dominate Major Categories

Facing criticism for a lack of diversity, the Recording Academy shifted its show’s processes, giving a crop of young and less heralded artists a chance to shine.

Best ads in 50 years: Cadbury made every creative green with envy

As part of Campaign’s 50th anniversary, we asked the industry to look back on the best ads of the past 50 years. We are revealing one a day for your viewing pleasure…

Christmas 2018 brand activations: John Lewis, Cadbury, Tesco and Harvey Nichols

The festive period is well under way and brands have been rolling out experiences to get consumers in the Christmas spirit.

This is me: The soundscapes of Alex Baranowski

The composer and sound designer on his experience in big National Theatre productions and how he came to advertising.

Hot in 2018: Sorrell saga yet to reach final chapter

The WPP supremo made an ignominious exit from the company he had built from the ground up but wasted little time in getting his next venture up and running, stunning the ad industry and riling his former employer.

Bodyform marketer on taking risks and breaking taboos

The sanitary products brand has topped an outstanding year by scooping The Marketing Society accolade for its “Blood normal” work. Martina Poulopati discusses the brand’s approach.

Hot in 2018: Top 10 trailblazers

Throughout December, we are revealing the best of our industry in 2018. These are the people making real strides towards a more inclusive future for adland.

Brexit and high-street woes dampen ad revenues, not Christmas fatigue

John Lewis and Sainsbury’s have stuck with blockbuster festive ads.

Life is good in the post-good era

Not every brand needs to have a meaningful purpose.