Sunday 11 December 2016

Older creatives are being left behind | Tham Khai Meng on storytelling | How design can change the world

Campaign Sunday Supplement

Campaign Sunday Supplement
December 11, 2016
In-depth reads from across Campaign, covering brands, agencies and media
What next for the 45-plus creative?
What next for the 45-plus creative?

Rooney Carruthers

When many in adland are reaching the top of the ladder, others can suddenly find themselves sliding down back to square one, Rooney Carruthers writes.

Tham Khai Meng: How storytelling defeated rationalism
Tham Khai Meng: How storytelling defeated rationalism

Tham Khai Meng

After half-a-century, the necromancers have finally defeated rationalism.

London's new Design Museum shows how design can change the world
London's new Design Museum shows how design can change the world

As it reopens with new scale and ambition in west London, the Design Museum gives people a chance to reappraise the role design plays in making the world work better. Nils Leonard, Wayne Hemingway, Anya Hindmarch, Deyan Sudjic, John Hegarty and Nic Roope reflect on the power of design.

Jonathan Allan eyes his future at Channel 4
Jonathan Allan eyes his future at Channel 4

Maisie McCabe

The broadcaster is pushing ahead with a new creative approach for brands and agencies.

Breaking Dad: rethinking an outdated stereotype
Breaking Dad: rethinking an outdated stereotype

Michael Brown

Who says mum's the boss of the house? UM London reveals key facts brands need to know about the new breed of domestic dads.

Shortlist's Ella Dolphin recognises the value of experience
Shortlist's Ella Dolphin recognises the value of experience

Gurjit Degun

Having disrupted the magazine market, Shortlist is now turning its attention to events under a new CEO.

Don't forget the basics of advertising
Don't forget the basics of advertising

Claire Beale

What worked in the past often still works, but is the industry in danger of losing experience and understanding of advertising?

In an age of Brexit and Trump, marketers must always consider the alternative
In an age of Brexit and Trump, marketers must always consider the alternative

Tracey Follows

Brexit. Trump. Shocking outcomes or ones we just hadn't considered? Head down to your coffee shop and discover other ways of thinking.

A view from Dave Trott: The fiction of history
A view from Dave Trott: The fiction of history

Dave Trott

I was at art school in New York in the late 1960s. It was the days of mass protests: women's lib and bra-burning.

Brands should harness Twitter, Donald Trump-style
Brands should harness Twitter, Donald Trump-style

Andy Pemberton

Brands such as McDonald's can learn from the way the US president-elect uses the platform to listen to his audience and test the water.

Laura and Jason Kenny on using data to win gold
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Laura and Jason Kenny on using data to win gold

Georganna Simpson

Quantcast's Supernova gathered media experts and inspiring stars to rethink the rules of advertising in a digital world. In this second instalment of a seven-part video series, we ask Olympic gold cyclists Laura and Jason Kenny why data is so important to their success.

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