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Rio 2016 Olympics: the campaigns vying for gold Staff With the Rio 2016 Olympics around the corner, Campaign takes a look at the best (and worst) campaigns from the brands and official sponsors eager to capitalise on the world's biggest sporting event. | |
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Bradley named culture secretary Omar Oakes Karen Bradley, a former home office minister, has been named by the government as the new secretary of state for culture media and sport. | |
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Omnicom UK organic revenue up 3.3% Omar Oakes Omnicom, the owner of the BBDO and OMD networks, has reported a 3.3% growth in organic revenue for UK in the second quarter of 2016. | |
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Wins this week: Carabao, Siemens, Glenmorangie Staff Carabao, South-East Asia's fastest growing energy drink, has picked Quiet Storm to lead its UK advertising as it gears up to launch an eight-figure UK marketing campaign and two new three-year partnerships with football clubs Chelsea and Reading. | |
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Cannes Lions... does it need a new blueprint? Gareth Moss, The Blueprint As the dust settles on the creative festival that we know as the Cannes Lions, The Blueprint editorial team caught up with some of their favourite friends and colleagues. | |
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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. | |
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