Sunday 26 June 2016

Brexit shows failure of communications, How creativity is a force for good, Saatchis New Directors' Showcase

Campaign Sunday Supplement

Campaign Sunday Supplement
June 26, 2016
In-depth reads from across Campaign, covering brands, agencies and media
Brexit vote shows catastrophic failure of communications
Brexit vote shows catastrophic failure of communications

Claire Beale

The referendum result is a story of many parts but one of them is certainly the catastrophic failure of the communications industry to mount a coherent and powerful pro-EU message.

Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors' Showcase 2016
Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors' Showcase 2016

Maisie McCabe

Each year the Saatchi & Saatchi New Directors' Showcase offers creative inspiration and introduces new groundbreaking talent.

Isn't creativity already a force for social good?
Isn't creativity already a force for social good?

David Kolbusz and Dylan Williams

David Kolbusz and Dylan Williams remind Cannes judges that, while awarding work claimed to do good in the world is de rigueur, the very best commercial creativity has its own positive societal effect.

Retailers turn focus to loyalty schemes for the digital age
Retailers turn focus to loyalty schemes for the digital age

Simon Gwynn

Industry research suggests that more than 90% of consumers use loyalty cards at least once a month, but that almost a third don't have their card with them when they reach the till.

The creative crash: IPA report uncovers disturbing trends
The creative crash: IPA report uncovers disturbing trends

Peter Field

A shift to short-termism and a drop in budgets in the wake of the global economic crisis are eroding the link between creativity and effectiveness. Peter Field explains the disturbing findings of a new IPA report

Marketers should embrace digital minimalism
Marketers should embrace digital minimalism

Nicola Kemp

The continuing rise of social media has left many brands indulging in incessant and meaningless communications. Consumers are seeking physical and metaphorical space from the noise, Nicola Kemp writes.

A view from Dave Trott: Hold on a minute
A view from Dave Trott: Hold on a minute

Dave Trott

One of the main drags of phoning any company is being put on hold.

Day 29: Race Cars on Dirt Roads - Taking Programmatic to the Next Level
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Day 29: Race Cars on Dirt Roads - Taking Programmatic to the Next Level

Sacha Berlik, managing director of EMEA, The Trade Desk

As Cannes approaches, find out how bid factoring will change the face of programmatic for European marketers

Global issue

World's most creative partnerships: Guinness & AMV BBDO
World's most creative partnerships: Guinness & AMV BBDO

Staff

Guinness and Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO have one of the most inspirational brand-agency partnerships. What's their secret?

World's most creative partnerships: Always & Leo Burnett
World's most creative partnerships: Always & Leo Burnett

Staff

It's not often that the First Lady gives a shout out to a marketing idea.

World's most creative partnerships: Channel 4 & 4Creative
World's most creative partnerships: Channel 4 & 4Creative

Staff

If imitation really is the most sincere form of flattery, then the BBC's revamp of its creative department earlier this year will have left the team of about 40 at Channel 4's 4Creative blushing with pride.

World's most creative partnerships: Beats & R/GA London
World's most creative partnerships: Beats & R/GA London

Staff

As the world's greatest swimmers emerged from the changing rooms at the Aquatics Centre at the London 2012 Olympics, one thing stood out - on their ears were Beats headphones.

World's most creative partnerships: Dove & Ogilvy & Mather
World's most creative partnerships: Dove & Ogilvy & Mather

Staff

Ogilvy & Mather's relationship with Unilever's Dove dates back to the late-1950s, when agency founder David Ogilvy introduced US women to a soap that "creams your skin while you bathe".

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