Monday, 1 August 2016

Ikea campaign calls on diners to put the phone down and enjoy life + latest from Rio Olympics, Havana Club, Direct Line & Brexit

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August 01, 2016
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Ikea campaign calls on diners to put the phone down and enjoy life
Ikea campaign calls on diners to put the phone down and enjoy life

Simon Gwynn

Ikea is celebrating the virtues of genuine relaxation in a campaign that imagines what our contemporary obsession with publishing pictures of food on Instagram would look like in pre-revolutionary France.

Why Rio Olympics sponsorship is risky business
Why Rio Olympics sponsorship is risky business

Simon Gwynn

Given the chaotic build-up to Rio, is Olympic sponsorship a toxic investment, Simon Gwynn asks.

Havana Club to whisk consumers away to Cuba... in the middle of Soho
Havana Club to whisk consumers away to Cuba... in the middle of Soho

Simon Gwynn

Pernod Ricard is launching a pop-up experience in London for its rum brand Havana Club, complete with a virtual reality component.

The top 10 brands favoured by Remainers and Brexiters
The top 10 brands favoured by Remainers and Brexiters

Emily James

Marketers can learn about our divided nation by examining the brands that appeal across the voting referendum voting split, says Emily James, chief strategy officer at Rainey Kelly Campbell Roalfe/Y&R.

Five creative ways to turn chaos into a dream project
Five creative ways to turn chaos into a dream project

Dino Burbidge

Everyone looks at challenges differently but here are some tried-and-tested approaches that may help.

Ken Robinson: 'You don't want a caste system for creativity'
Ken Robinson: 'You don't want a caste system for creativity'

Kate Magee

Respected educationalist Sir Ken Robinson talks to Kate Magee about creative cultures, the state of education and why adland should drop the 'creative' label.

Is the role of the celebrity (in advertising) dead?
Is the role of the celebrity (in advertising) dead?

Holly Eddleston

The power of influence isn't a new concept. However, who wields it in an age of social media, user-generated content and hyper-connectivity is open to debate.

Review recap: Premier League, National Citizen Service
Review recap: Premier League, National Citizen Service

Staff

Campaign revealed last week that the Premier League has now kicked off its global media planning and buying review.

Case Study: how Direct Line fixed the insurance market
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DigitasLBi's 'The future is rebellion' panel at Cannes Lions highlighted the need for creatives to counter homogeneity

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