| | | | | | | The photographer Oliviero Toscani tells James Swift that agencies are full of bullshit, marketers are dumb and young people are fucked up. | | | | | | South of the river. It's not an area historically associated with the glamorous world of advertising. But in the next few months we welcome a couple of new neighbours to the area - Omnicom and Ogilvy. | | | | | | The executive creative director of Bauer Media has set up a standalone content agency to enhance the company's cross-media sell. By Maisie McCabe. | | | | | | Paul Brazier and Peter Souter pay tribute to Ron Brown, the art director behind many of AMV's finest ads, who died last month. | | | | | | The kids might be excited to go back to school this week, but what's happening outside the gates? We are entering a period of profound uncertainty as one of the most closely fought elections in living memory looms large. | | | | | | Dougal Wilson reflects on his career and how he came to direct John Lewis campaigns, via a degree in science and a taste of advertising in Edinburgh. | | | | | | Chris Blackwell was born in Jamaica and went to school in England. | | | | | | | | | Tie-ups between brands and musicians can benefit both parties, but they must tread carefully, Gurjit Degun writes. | | | | | | | Nick Reid charts the journey from the first, lottery-placed TV ad in 1955 to a future shaped by programmatic trading. | | | | | | Out-of-home interactions increase during big sporting events and holidays. Brands can utilise this, Nick Mawditt writes. | | | | | | Some things in the media business we liked in the week up to 17 April, and one thing we didn't... | | | | | | |
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