Sunday, 4 September 2016

The cost of the gender pay gap; Brands embrace humane capitalism

Campaign Sunday Supplement

Campaign Sunday Supplement
September 04, 2016
In-depth reads from across Campaign, covering brands, agencies and media
Talk is cheap, but the cost of the gender pay gap isn't
Talk is cheap, but the cost of the gender pay gap isn't

Nicola Kemp

New research revealing the gender pay gap published last week underlines the need for a cultural shift in the creative industries.

Do the right thing: how brands are embracing humane capitalism
Do the right thing: how brands are embracing humane capitalism

Nicola Kemp

Brands are moving beyond the hype of 'marketing for good' to embrace humane capitalism as they attempt to appeal to a new wave of consumers who want their products to be aspirational as well as ethically sound.

Can the Pirelli calendar move beyond car garage porn?
Can the Pirelli calendar move beyond car garage porn?

Luke Williamson

Pirelli has done it again - for the second year running it has eschewed photoshopped pictures of supermodels in favour of something that it claims it hopes is more representative of real human beauty than a well-endowed young female, writes Luke Williamson, creative director and founding partner Fabula.

Don't go to bed with Gilda
Don't go to bed with Gilda

Jim Carroll

Rita Hayworth suffered when she lost her identity to that of the femme fatale she played in her most famous film, Gilda. Living a lie is contagious. Jim Carroll warns of the corrosive effects of artifice in professional relationships.

How can advertisers get past 'good cause' fatigue?
How can advertisers get past 'good cause' fatigue?

Susan Smith Ellis

Getty Images' chief marketing officer explains.

For marketers, Brexit is already here
For marketers, Brexit is already here

Bryan Melmed

In a time of anxiety, people embrace routine and tune out distractions -- including most advertising, says Bryan Melmed, vice president of insights at Exponential.

How R/GA London is bringing media into the creative world
How R/GA London is bringing media into the creative world

Stephanie Walton

Stephanie Walton, one of Media Week's 30 Under 30 rising stars in 2016, explains what it's like to move from New York and build a media function in a creative agency, R/GA London.

A view from Dave Trott: Winning without winning
A view from Dave Trott: Winning without winning

Dave Trott

People misquote Maurice Saatchi: "It's not enough for me to win, someone has to lose."

Everyone's seen the ad, plenty clicked, but did it work?
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Everyone's seen the ad, plenty clicked, but did it work?

Steve Doyle, InSkin Media

Your ad is 'viewable', and the CTR is fine, but did it make a difference? How do you know what effect it had on your brand? Steve Doyle, CCO of InSkin Media asks...

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