Thursday 14 July 2016

Channel 4's superhumans return, The 25-year-old behind Vote Leave's ads, Ad market takes hit from Brexit

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July 14, 2016

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'The superhumans' return in Channel 4's Paralympic sequel
'The superhumans' return in Channel 4's Paralympic sequel

Maisie McCabe

Channel 4 is launching a follow-up to its Cannes Grand Prix-winning "Meet the superhumans" campaign for the 2012 Paralympic Games with an ad featuring 120 people with disabilities.

The 25-year-old behind Vote Leave's ads
The 25-year-old behind Vote Leave's ads

Maisie McCabe

While the politicians campaigning to keep the UK in the EU toured Soho to consult with some of the best minds the ad industry has to offer, the Leave ads were developed by a 25-year-old with a shoestring team.

Brexit to send ad market sliding, IPA report warns
Brexit to send ad market sliding, IPA report warns

Gideon Spanier

Britain's ad industry is facing two years of decline in the wake of the Brexit vote, according to the IPA Bellwether Report, which has slashed its growth forecasts for 2016 and 2017.

Usain Bolt: BBH goes back to track star's roots for Virgin Media campaign
Usain Bolt: BBH goes back to track star's roots for Virgin Media campaign

Nick Gill and Davud Karbassioun

For the new Virgin Media campaign, Nick Gill and Davud Karbassioun flew to Jamaica to film the athlete of our generation - ten seconds at a time.

How Grey Group's 'I Sea' app came undone
How Grey Group's 'I Sea' app came undone

Shona Ghosh

Grey for Good has returned the bronze Lion it won at Cannes for its refugee-spotting app I Sea, while insisting it did nothing wrong. Could greater transparency help avoid such situations?

What Pokémon can teach us
What Pokémon can teach us

Claire Beale

A week ago, chances are you'd never heard of Pokémon Go. Now, as I'm writing, it's poised to have more users than ten-year-old Twitter; by the time you read this, it almost certainly will have.

Marketers making far fewer agency hires, AAR finds
Marketers making far fewer agency hires, AAR finds

Kate Magee

The total number of completed new-business pitches in the first half of 2016 dropped by 11.7% compared with the same period last year.

Bauer Media kicks off Magic creative review
Bauer Media kicks off Magic creative review

Simon Gwynn

Bauer Media is reviewing its creative business for Magic after the radio station lost 9% of its listeners in London in the first three months of the year.

Lessons to be learned from the Brexit ad war
Lessons to be learned from the Brexit ad war

Maisie McCabe

The failure of heavyweight agencies to influence the European Union vote shows that perhaps political advertising remains a forgotten art, after all.

Sadiq Khan urges creatives to back '#Londonisopen' campaign
Sadiq Khan urges creatives to back '#Londonisopen' campaign

Kate Magee

London mayor Sadiq Khan has called on creatives to help tell the world that the capital is open for business, despite the UK's decision to leave the European Union.

Programmatic buying surge blamed for drop in UK ad viewability
Programmatic buying surge blamed for drop in UK ad viewability

Omar Oakes

A surge in programmatic ad buying has triggered a dramatic drop in online ad viewability, according to the latest findings from ad verification company Meetrics.

A view from Dave Trott: Not everything is FMCG
A view from Dave Trott: Not everything is FMCG

Dave Trott

Sociologists have taken over advertising.

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The Times and The Sunday Times
The Times and The Sunday Times "Theresa May" by Pulse Creative

Pulse Creative, the new on-site agency for News UK, has created a tactical out-of-home campaign to mark Theresa May's first few days in office as the new prime minister.

Radiocentre
Radiocentre "Hugh Pile, you're worth it" by Lucky Generals

L'Oréal's Hugh Pile has become the latest famous marketer singled out by Radiocentre.

Also in the news

Pokémon Go released in UK
Pokémon Go released in UK

Omar Oakes

Pokémon Go, the augmented reality smartphone game part-owned by Nintendo which has gone viral, has been released in the UK.

Whittingdale exits as culture secretary
Whittingdale exits as culture secretary

Omar Oakes

John Whittingdale is being replaced as culture, media and sport secretary as Theresa May puts together her new cabinet.

IPA and ISBA reject call for new pitch rules
IPA and ISBA reject call for new pitch rules

Omar Oakes

Trade bodies have rejected ad agency calls for a new code of practice for new-business pitches.

Dentsu Aegis launches LGBT+ staff network in UK and Ireland
Dentsu Aegis launches LGBT+ staff network in UK and Ireland

Omar Oakes

Dentsu Aegis Network has today launched an LBGT+ employee network in the UK and Ireland, called &Proud.

Wrigley campaign celebrates importance of confidence in everyday moments
Wrigley campaign celebrates importance of confidence in everyday moments

Simon Gwynn

Wrigley is launching a new campaign for Extra, "Time to shine", with a roadblock slot across all UK commercial TV channels this Sunday.

Amazon explores ads with personalised video spots
Amazon explores ads with personalised video spots

Shona Ghosh

Amazon is looking to boost its role as an advertising platform after announcing experiments with personalised video ads.

Gooden, Walker and Thompson launch start-up
Gooden, Walker and Thompson launch start-up

Gurjit Degun

Matt Gooden and Ben Walker, former Crispin Porter & Bogusky London executive creative directors, and Sean Thompson, former Dare chief creative officer, have launched an agency.

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