Sunday, 3 May 2015

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I can make Publicis UK great, new CEO insists
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
I can make Publicis UK great, new CEO insists
Kate Magee meets Guy Wieynk, the former AKQA executive now charged with turning around a heritage ad brand.
Still much to be done if we want to be 'here for good'
by Claire Beale,
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
Still much to be done if we want to be 'here for good'
One IPA president of recent years told me the best strategy for making an impact in the presidential role was to do very little for the first 18 months and then make a lot of noise for the last six: "That's all anyone will remember, anyway."
Dave Trott: How the mind sees what it sees
by Dave Trott,
29 April 2015, 11:22AM
Dave Trott: How the mind sees what it sees
For most of us this famous picture represents the two sides of Britain.
Is the UK's ad industry homophobic?
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
Is the UK's ad industry homophobic?
Adland gets regular flak for lacking sufficient ethnic diversity in its workforce and giving women a raw deal. But Dave Buonaguidi's claim that it is also institutionally homophobic is new to the charge sheet. It is, after all, 17 years since Ogilvy ...
The genius of 'and'
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
The genius of 'and'
In pursuing effectiveness, brands and agencies often disconnect creativity from the process - and marketing testing and measurement tools are partly to blame. This divide must be bridged, Wendy Clark argues in the third of our series on creative effe...
'Political advertising isn't working'
by Laurence Green,
29 April 2015, 11:12AM
'Political advertising isn't working'
101's Laurence Green explains why political advertising has lost its creative power.
Meaningful brands enjoy major competitive edge
by Arif Durrani,
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
Meaningful brands enjoy major competitive edge
In a continuation of a trend that has been gaining momentum for the past three years, Havas' robust update to its Meaningful Brands study this week suggests marketers who ignore the value of how brands impact personal well-being really are missing a ...
Is Viacom's Spike a welcome addition to UK television?
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
Is Viacom's Spike a welcome addition to UK television?
In a crowded market, will the channel - with its male-focused shows and hit dramas - succeed, Gurjit Degun asks.
Agencies can't turn a blind eye to kickback culture
by Maisie McCabe,
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
Agencies can't turn a blind eye to kickback culture
Putting leadership back on the ad agenda
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
Putting leadership back on the ad agenda
What does it take to become an effective agency chief executive and win the respect of the wider business community? Suki Thompson explores.
On the Campaign couch
by Jeremy Bullmore,
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
On the Campaign couch
Why we're loving: Jonas Roth and Rasmus Smith Bech, creatives, Grey London
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
Why we're loving: Jonas Roth and Rasmus Smith Bech, creatives, Grey London
The fallacy of our time
23 April 2015, 08:00AM
The fallacy of our time
Our industry is suffering from an error of interpretation about technology. It has led to a focus on distribution instead of production, with the advent of the internet mistakenly becoming the beginning of time. By Giles Hedger.
Election fever grips media and millennials
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
Election fever grips media and millennials
Grazia and Kiss get involved with politics, and Bauer's own study highlights millennials' key role. Krissie Ford reports.
How brands are tapping into the power of where
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
How brands are tapping into the power of where
The rich data now being generated by mobile devices is taking location marketing to a whole new level, Nigel Clarkson says.
Why we should all love smaller budgets
23 April 2015, 08:00AM
Why we should all love smaller budgets
Constraints can actually stimulate - rather than hinder - a brand and make a big impact, Adam Morgan writes.
History of advertising: No 130: Johann Gutenberg's printing press
30 April 2015, 08:00AM
History of advertising: No 130: Johann Gutenberg's printing press
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