The future of agency labs, HP shifts global business, TV advertising is part Usain Bolt and part Mo Farah

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Campaign: Agencies August 19, 2016

Latest What does the future hold for agency labs? John Tylee The writing had been looming large on Nicole Yershon's office wall at Ogilvy Group for a long time. So it was no shattering surprise for the boss of Ogilvy Labs to be told that her operation was being axed, along with herself and her four-strong team. How I fought redundancy and turned it into a show at Edinburgh Fringe Rohan Candappa Most adlanders would fear damaging their careers if they fought an employer over a redundancy, but one copywriter took on his agency and won - only to quit to tell his story on stage at the Edinburgh Fringe. Hewlett Packard Enterprise shifts majority of global business to Publicis Groupe I-Hsien Sherwood Publicis Worldwide New York becomes lead creative agency, replacing BBDO TV advertising is part Usain Bolt, part Mo Farah Simon Tunstill TV advertising is a lot like the Olympics Games in ways you might not have immediately realised, reflects Thinkbox's Simon Tunstill. Facebook bats back in ad-blocking 'ping pong' Shona Ghosh Facebook is winning the war on ad-blockers, according to Adblock Plus, but the arms race is set to continue as the open source community looks for new getarounds. Mark Lund: Everyone talks about integration, but we should all be doing it Mark Lund We must empower people to talk about integration, says McCann Worldgroup UK's chief executive. Nike's profile of first transgender athlete to compete on a US national team is a triumph Unruly Video ad tech company Unruly reviews "Unlimited courage", the latest video from Nike to go viral. Apple Contacts is the secret work weapon of Karmarama's Ben Bilboul Ben Bilboul The group chief executive of Karmarama is not a fan of social media, so fears the day his Apple Contacts directory crashes. Wins this week: Hewlett Packard, Wagamama, Nationwide Staff Hewlett Packard Enterprise has moved much of its global business to Publicis Groupe, moving out of BBDO. On the Campaign couch: How to confront a client about their work quirk Jeremy Bullmore Some of the best briefs in the world can be scribbled on a Post-it note, writes Jeremy Bullmore. But only if the scribbler is a genius. Promoted Day 3: Why digital needs the real world Antje Derks As more and more of our lives are tied into the digital space, marketers need to find ways to connect the digital world with our real lives The Work Nike "Unlimited stadium" by BBH To promote the LunarEpic trainers, Nike's shoe-shaped stadium in Manila offers runners the opportunity to race against pre-recorded versions of themselves. Guinness Africa "#MadeOfFootball" by AMV BBDO Guinness' "#MadeOfFootball" campaign celebrates the start of the Premier League. Aldi "Totally Rio Brazilian" by McCann Manchester Aldi has released the second ad in the supermarket's Rio-themed summer campaign. Trending Robert Senior is connecting the dots at Publicis Maisie McCabe Through Publicis Groupe's new collaborative structure, in which its UK networks 'stand apart but snap together', Robert Senior could have stumbled on the agency model of the future, he tells Maisie McCabe. Sexism, stereotyping and missed opportunities in women's sport Nicola Kemp The consumer backlash to the stereotyping of female Olympic athletes by the media underlines the missed opportunity for brands and media owners to capitalise on the power of women's sport. Promoted July's Aerial Awards winner: Hive 'Superfast any time' Staff Campaign Jobs Planning Director £85000 - £100000 per annum The Great & The Good, London Senior Account Manager £40k Dot-Gap, London (Central) Head of Digital - indepedent modern day CRM agency £60-80k plus benefits The Jefferson Group, London (Central), London (Greater) Senior Data Planner £50k- £65K Direct Recruitment- Data & Insight, London (Central), London (Greater) Planner c£50k + bens Direct Recruitment- Planning, London (Central), London (Greater) Senior Creative Competitive Sky Betting & Gaming, Leeds, West Yorkshire Digital Production Manager Competitive rate + benefits (free lunch, phone, laptop, gym membership, no counting of paid leave) Potato London, Bristol (City Centre), City of Bristol Digital Designer Competitive salary and benefits package Boat International Media, Wimbledon Digital Designer Competitive Three, Maidenhead, Berkshire Senior or Midweight Digital Designer £25000 - £40000 per annum Dyson, Wiltshire, Malmesbury

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