Monday, 30 January 2017

Dove mocks Trump's #AlternativeFacts with a print ad full of lies | 'This girl can' targets older women

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January 30, 2017
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Dove mocks Trump's #AlternativeFacts with a print ad full of lies
Dove mocks Trump's #AlternativeFacts with a print ad full of lies

Douglas Quenqua

"New Dove antiperspirant will boost your wifi signal," and other outrageous falsehoods appear in UK papers, courtesy of Ogilvy.

Tech
Silicon Valley CEOs take sides against Trump's Muslim immigration ban
Silicon Valley CEOs take sides against Trump's Muslim immigration ban

Ilyse Liffreing

Though tech companies are nearly unanimous in their condemnation of the executive order, some are facing backlash for not going far enough.

Advertising
'This girl can' targets older women with new campaign
'This girl can' targets older women with new campaign

Nicola Kemp

Sport England has set its sights on increasing sports participation among women in their fifties and sixties, with the next phase of its hugely successful "This girl can" campaign.

Marketing
Marketers showcase #FlexAppeal in Power Part Time List
Marketers showcase #FlexAppeal in Power Part Time List

Nicola Kemp

Brands and agencies are at the forefront of "generation job share" with marketers from brands including Diageo, Johnson & Johnson and Sainsbury's and agencies such as Maxus and Leo Burnett netting a place in Timewise's Power Part Time List.

Media
Sarah Sands to depart Evening Standard to edit BBC Today programme
Sarah Sands to depart Evening Standard to edit BBC Today programme

Omar Oakes

Sarah Sands, the editor of the London Evening Standard, is leaving the newspaper to edit the Today programme on BBC Radio 4.

 

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Baileys is withdrawing its sponsorship of the Women's Prize for Fiction, the prize honouring the best novel of the year written in English by a female author.

Beautiful weirdos wanted: how diversity will solve your creativity problem

Advertising is suffering from a creativity problem. And hiring people who don't look, sound or think like you is the cure, Chris Bovill and John Allison write.

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Do you find it hard to make your job applications stand out from the crowd? We spoke to Adam Recruitment for their insider tips to help you get a competitive edge when applying for your next job.

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