Monday, 11 April 2016

M&C Saatchi joins Conservative 'in' campaign; Tim Lindsay on the D&AD Festival; Inside BMB's new offices; the7stars; Hiscox; Facebook; Yahoo; Britain's Got Talent

Campaign Daily Fix

Campaign Daily Fix
April 11, 2016

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M&C Saatchi joins Conservative 'in' campaign
M&C Saatchi joins Conservative 'in' campaign

Maisie McCabe

M&C Saatchi had created its first work for ConservativesIn, the campaign from Conservatives wanting to stay in the European Union.

Tim Lindsay: Why the D&AD Festival matters
Tim Lindsay: Why the D&AD Festival matters

Tim Lindsay

Advertising and design festivals are ten a penny, so why does the D&AD Festival matter? Its chief executive, Tim Lindsay, explains.

Adland on the move: BMB
Adland on the move: BMB

Campaign takes a peek at BMB's new digs on the Southbank.

Jenny Biggam: Why transparency is the key to trust
Jenny Biggam: Why transparency is the key to trust

Jenny Biggam

Media agencies have to do the legwork when it comes to rebuilding trust, but brands can also play their part, says the founding partner of the7stars.

Hiscox launches review of ad account
Hiscox launches review of ad account

Omar Oakes

Hiscox, the insurer, has begin a review of its UK advertising account, putting VCCP on alert.

More than clicks and shares: why Facebook's Dunnhumby deal matters
More than clicks and shares: why Facebook's Dunnhumby deal matters

Matthew Bell

Facebook and Dunnhumby's combined reach makes their measurement deal exciting for brands - but remember we had this before with Yahoo and Nectar, writes Matthew Bell, head of strategy at MEC London.

Daily Mail eyes bid for Yahoo
Daily Mail eyes bid for Yahoo

Omar Oakes

The publisher of the Daily Mail is considering a bid for Yahoo alongside private equity firms.

Britain's Got Talent returns with 8.8m viewers
Britain's Got Talent returns with 8.8m viewers

Omar Oakes

Britain's Got Talent attracted 8.8 million viewers for ITV on Saturday, almost double the audience of The Voice final on BBC.

US presidential election 2016: how candidates are fighting an advertising war
US presidential election 2016: how candidates are fighting an advertising war

Ben Bold

As the race for the White House sees the Republican and Democratic candidates a week away from the next primary in New York, Marketing spoke to Benedict Pringle, founder of politicaladvertising.co.uk and adman, who chose his favourite ads so far from the various presidential campaigns.

Media on Trial: the i
Media on Trial: the i

Rick Hirst

Rick Hirst, the UK chief executive of Mcgarrybowen, gives his take on the newspaper's first issue as a Johnston Press product.

The Work

Moneysupermarket
Moneysupermarket "#epicdanceoff" by Mother

Dave the twerking office worker, Colin the pole-dancing builder and Gary the body-popping bodyguard come together for a dance-off in the latest spot from Moneysupermarket.com.

The Black Farmer
The Black Farmer "this is my soul" by Big Eyes

Tony Kaye, the acclaimed director, has shot an ad for sausage brand The Black Farmer.

Editor's Pick

Who said planners don't make good CEOs?
Who said planners don't make good CEOs?

Lucy Jameson

The strategy chief turned agency boss Lucy Jameson thinks adland needs more people to follow in her footsteps.

Media owners face distribution dilemma
Media owners face distribution dilemma

Nick Baughan

The music industry hints at what the loss of the means of distribution and exchange can lead to, Nick Baughan writes.

Trending

Watch a five-year-old Boris in Green Party election broadcast
Watch a five-year-old Boris in Green Party election broadcast

James Swift

The Green Party has cast political figures like Boris Johnson and Liz Kendall as five-year-olds squabbling in a playground in its election broadcast ahead of the local elections in May.

A view from Dave Trott: Fun beats data
A view from Dave Trott: Fun beats data

Dave Trott

Many years ago, Paul Arden's son, Christian, had a restaurant on King's Road.




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