Sunday, 31 May 2015

Some of this week's most read features and opinions: Joining the Motherhood, Generation Katniss, Giffgaff

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Joining the Motherhood
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
Joining the Motherhood
Michael Wall isn't just taking the role of global chief executive at Mother, he's joining the family - becoming the first new partner in 16 years. Claire Beale talks to him and the co-founder Robert Saville about Mother's independence and ambitions.
Why brands should care about Generation Katniss
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
Why brands should care about Generation Katniss
Advertisers looking to reach the current crop of iconoclastic teenagers should appeal to their desire to stand out from the crowd, demonstrate communitarian credentials and strive to make a transparent, real-world impact, Kate Magee writes.
Ad industry must fight to save creative education
by Maisie McCabe,
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
Ad industry must fight to save creative education
Who needs an ad agency?
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
Who needs an ad agency?
Giffgaff's unconventional collaborative ethos is being extended to its advertising arrangements, Kate Magee discovers.
A view from Dave Trott
by Dave Trott,
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
A view from Dave Trott
Unflappable Hickey plans to keep Maxus on track
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
Unflappable Hickey plans to keep Maxus on track
The media shop's new managing director brings a reputation for calm to a fast-growing agency at a critical moment, Gurjit Degun writes.
Private view: Emma de la Fosse, Chris Bovill and John Allison
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
Private view: Emma de la Fosse, Chris Bovill and John Allison
Do charity DM practices need a rethink?
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
Do charity DM practices need a rethink?
Does the ad industry have a marketing problem?
by Sarah Bradley,
29 May 2015, 06:00AM
Does the ad industry have a marketing problem?
Sarah Bradley, a co-founder of The Art of New Business, which brings together marketers to weed out best practices, looks at why agencies are usually so bad at selling themselves.
Brands set to benefit from evolving agencies
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
Brands set to benefit from evolving agencies
Clients are the ultimate winners as media agencies recruit talent to extend their scope of work, Angus Peterson writes.
The sun goes down on Hayes' time at News UK
by Arif Durrani,
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
The sun goes down on Hayes' time at News UK
Does the exit of News UK's commercial managing director, Paul Hayes, suggest the publisher of The Times and The Sun is knee-deep in the brown stuff?
Five tips for successful vlogger marketing
by Alice Aldridge,
29 May 2015, 08:08AM
Five tips for successful vlogger marketing
The latest Advertising Standards Authority ruling against Proctor & Gamble's Beauty Recommended vlogger content marks a new era for branded collaborations.
Why D&AD's first Black Pencil for Radio in 32 years is significant
by Clare Bowen,
26 May 2015, 12:07PM
Why D&AD's first Black Pencil for Radio in 32 years is significant
Last week's Black Pencil was important because it is a rare example of what can be done with radio, a medium not often taken seriously creatively.
Route's 'Mary Meeker' study reignites debate
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
Route's 'Mary Meeker' study reignites debate
Do the findings, which suggest some media get more than their fair share of adspend, bear scrutiny? By Arif Durrani.
Is the growth of ad-blockers a threat to online media?
23 April 2015, 08:00AM
Is the growth of ad-blockers a threat to online media?
The growing prevalence of ad-blockers could lead to advertisers spending less and an increase in paywalled content.
On the Campaign couch
by Jeremy Bullmore,
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
On the Campaign couch
Why we're loving: Mike Alhadeff, junior planner, Grey London
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
Why we're loving: Mike Alhadeff, junior planner, Grey London
Adland mustn't let factions speak louder than words
by Nigel Vaz,
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
Adland mustn't let factions speak louder than words
My hope is that as the final series of Mad Men drew to a close earlier this month, it also marks the end of the Mad Men vs Math Men, creatives are from Venus, technologies are from Mars, left brain, right brain narrative that has been running for alm...
History of advertising: No 134: Kodak's 1984 Olympics ads
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
History of advertising: No 134: Kodak's 1984 Olympics ads
Things we like: MTV, MailOnline and 6Tribes
by Staff,
28 May 2015, 08:00AM
Things we like: MTV, MailOnline and 6Tribes
Some things in the media business we liked in the week up to 29 May, and one thing we didn't...
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