Sunday 29 November 2015

This week's top features and opinions: The best and worst Christmas ads, 10 things to know before going freelance, Mel Scott rocks the boat at Daily Mail

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November 29, 2015

Campaign Sunday Best

This week's top features and opinions
Who's got the Xmas factor?
Who's got the Xmas factor?

Doe-eyed pets, soppy soundtracks and high-minded rhetoric... it can only be this year's cornucopia of Christmas ads. Our panel of reviewers pick their faves.

10 things you need to know before going freelance
10 things you need to know before going freelance

Ditching the day job for the freewheeling life of a freelancer may seem like a no-brainer, but it's always smart to look before you leap, according to Campaign's industry insiders.

Mel Scott rocks the boat with ad shake-up at Daily Mail
Mel Scott rocks the boat with ad shake-up at Daily Mail

Gideon Spanier

The first chief revenue officer of Mail Brands has consolidated the print and digital sales teams but also ruffled some feathers in the industry.

The five-second challenge: How AMV made a Twix ad for a YouTube audience
The five-second challenge: How AMV made a Twix ad for a YouTube audience

Gurjit Degun

BBDO set its global agencies the task of devising an ad for Twix that grabs the attention of young online viewers. Gurjit Degun sat in on the winning production by AMV at London's YouTube Space.

The appliance of science must be proving our worth
The appliance of science must be proving our worth

Claire Beale

Rarely can the House of Commons be relied upon to deliver sensible debate, but clear out the MPs and install a bunch of advertising people and you might just get a thoughtful, thought-provoking discussion.

A view from Dave Trott: Changing the game
A view from Dave Trott: Changing the game

Dave Trott

Everyone hates paying tax.

Lad mags failed because 'most men use moisturiser and take selfies now'
Lad mags failed because 'most men use moisturiser and take selfies now'

Gideon Spanier

FHM, Zoo and other lads' mags failed because "most men are using moisturiser and taking selfies" and don't want to portray a "laddish" image on social media, according to the editor of ShortList.

It's not about the church. It's about the congregation
It's not about the church. It's about the congregation

Maisie McCabe

When Sir John Hegarty planned his speech for the Digital Cinema Media Upfronts at Bafta on Monday morning, he couldn't have known quite how topical a subject the church would turn out to be.

Does The Sun going free spell the end for mass-market paywalls?
Does The Sun going free spell the end for mass-market paywalls?

Is the volte-face compelling evidence that a popular paid subscription model is not viable, Gideon Spanier asks.

What is the future for procurement?
What is the future for procurement?

There were few tears in adland when, two weeks ago, PepsiCo pulled the plug on its marketing procurement department.

Mixmag emulates Vice by dancing with brands
Mixmag emulates Vice by dancing with brands

Gideon Spanier

As record and magazine sales slump, the title is reinventing itself as a digital and live events company.

Why we're loving: the choreographer behind Honda's 'stepping' ad
Why we're loving: the choreographer behind Honda's 'stepping' ad

Supple Nam choreographed the "stepping" ad for Honda created by Mcgarrybowen. It featured people "precision-walking" to Incredible by M-Beat featuring General Levy.

Diary: First Amundsen, now Hegarty beats Scott
Diary: First Amundsen, now Hegarty beats Scott

What does the letter "e" mean to you? For some, not much.

Tech viewpoint on TV delivery
Tech viewpoint on TV delivery

Paul Kanareck

Stand by for another wave of Christmas news stories about how much we Brits have spent online during the festive season.

On the Campaign couch: Should I give an agency a second chance to pitch?
On the Campaign couch: Should I give an agency a second chance to pitch?

Jeremy Bullmore

I'm holding a pitch for my ad account but the agency I like best has performed the worst (by far) in the first round of pitches.

Balancing global and local will be test of media mettle
Balancing global and local will be test of media mettle

Gideon Spanier

The media buying business is going global, although the marathon pitch process required to win these mega-deals is not for the faint-hearted.

History of advertising: No 156: Printers' Ink
History of advertising: No 156: Printers' Ink

George P Rowell did more than almost anybody to take the US ad industry into the modern age.

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