Sunday 4 December 2016

Meet the A List | The great media agency transparency debate | Why adland overly worships at youth's altar

Campaign Sunday Supplement

Campaign Sunday Supplement
December 04, 2016
In-depth reads from across Campaign, covering brands, agencies and media
Meet the A List 2017: Oh, you pretty things
Meet the A List 2017: Oh, you pretty things

Jeremy Lee

We're heading back to the 1970s, if A Listers' 2016s are anything to go by. At least we'll have no email to wade through and still have Bowie for company.

Hegarty: 'Adland overly worships at the altar of youth'
Hegarty: 'Adland overly worships at the altar of youth'

Kate Magee

By worshipping at the altar of youth, adland will struggle to move forward. Other creative industries do not have this problem, Sir John Hegarty tells Kate Magee.

The great media agency transparency debate
The great media agency transparency debate

Gideon Spanier

Leading figures in the industry react to Scott Moorhead's explosive claims last week.

Agencies see continued struggle for strong profit margins
Agencies see continued struggle for strong profit margins

Esther Carder

The pressure on wages caused by a talent shortage, a move towards more project-oriented work and high property costs are conspiring to depress profit margins, according to the latest Kingston Smith survey.

Brands take note: trends aren't trendy any more
Brands take note: trends aren't trendy any more

Charles Vallance

The spirit of social conservatism that has brought back knitting, book clubs and baking now threatens to disrupt inattentive brands.

Why the internet has made advertising redundant
Why the internet has made advertising redundant

Alex Smith

Does a wealth of information about brands mean we no longer need advertising, asks Basic Arts' head of strategy.

Accenture and Karmarama face a cultural challenge
Accenture and Karmarama face a cultural challenge

Claire Beale

Accenture's acquisition of Karmarama is the first real bite from management consultants eyeing up adland's lunch.

Should brands pull ads over editorial coverage?
Should brands pull ads over editorial coverage?

Gurjit Degun

Advertisers are under pressure to distance themselves from 'divisive' tabloid coverage.

'Bits on the side' sharpen creativity
'Bits on the side' sharpen creativity

Mark Elwood

Side projects encourage creativity, sharpen the strategic mind and develop business skills. So pursue them - and during working hours.

A view from Dave Trott: The death of reason
A view from Dave Trott: The death of reason

Dave Trott

Joy Mangano was a single mother of three, living in Long Island.

Short form digital video is big news for millennials
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Short form digital video is big news for millennials

Eleanor Kahn

Short form digital video has now become the primary source of news for younger audiences. More than half (52 percent) of 18-24 year olds now prefer it to reading news, according to a new study by AOL.

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