Friday 10 February 2017

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Campaign: Agencies

Campaign: Agencies
February 10, 2017

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Costa calls global ad review
Costa calls global ad review

Omar Oakes

Costa, the coffee shop chain owned by Whitbread, is searching for a new agency for its global ad account.

Boots hands £80m UK creative account to Ogilvy
Boots hands £80m UK creative account to Ogilvy

Gideon Spanier

Boots has appointed Ogilvy to handle its estimated £80m UK creative account, ending a 13-year relationship with Mother.

Former Ogilvy & Mather chief Archie Pitcher dies
Former Ogilvy & Mather chief Archie Pitcher dies

John Tylee

Archie Pitcher, one of adland's most respected elder statesmen and former Ogilvy & Mather president whose career spanned more than half a century, has died aged 88.

Ex-MRM Meteorite duo launch in-house creative consultancy
Ex-MRM Meteorite duo launch in-house creative consultancy

Omar Oakes

Former MRM Meteorite duo Andrew Day and Dan Douglass have launched a start-up advertising consultancy, which hopes to deliver powerful creative ideas for brands without charging big agency fees.

Ask Bullmore: How do I make it as an introvert in the workplace?
Ask Bullmore: How do I make it as an introvert in the workplace?

Jeremy Bullmore

Campaign's resident agony uncle gives advice to an introvert struggling to stand out in a creative department.

Lévy on 2017, Razorfish, succession and his last call
Lévy on 2017, Razorfish, succession and his last call

Emily Tan

During a full-year 2016 earnings call dripping with nostalgia this morning, outgoing Publicis Groupe chairman and chief executive Maurice Lévy predicted a slow first half, followed by a strong second half of 2017.

News Corp plans to launch ad network amid $200m loss
News Corp plans to launch ad network amid $200m loss

Emily Tan

In the quarter ending 31 December 2016, News Corp posted a loss of $219m (£175.5m) due to $537m in non-cash impairments and write-downs.

Why Publicis Groupe took a €1.4bn impairment charge
Why Publicis Groupe took a €1.4bn impairment charge

Emily Tan

Brand depreciation, lower than expected growth, and necessary investments were all factored into the impairment write-down Publicis Groupe took against Publicis.Sapient.

Adland's borders reach further than London
Adland's borders reach further than London

Tom Poynter

Drop the regional tag and give the marketing and ad companies outside the capital their fair share of the limelight, writes Southpaw's managing director.

It is OK to like radio ads
It is OK to like radio ads

Clare Bowen

Radio ads don't just beat themselves into listeners' heads, people actually like them. Radiocentres' Claire Bowen has the evidence.

Take control and ask for that pay rise, says TBWA\London's Manning
Take control and ask for that pay rise, says TBWA\London's Manning

Poppy Manning

Suck up those fears and ride the waves of change, says TBWA\London's head of broadcast.

Wins this week: Boots, Sainsbury's, Molson Coors
Wins this week: Boots, Sainsbury's, Molson Coors

Staff

Campaign's weekly round-up of account moves across advertising and media.

Transformation and the case for change
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Transformation and the case for change

Nigel Vaz, Publicis.Sapient

As tech disrupts industry-wide, brands must respond with alacrity, says Publicis.Sapient's Nigel Vaz.

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News UK
News UK "Sun Superdays" by Pulse Creative

Staff

The Sun's promotion rewards readers who collect ten tokens printed in the paper between 11-28 February.

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M/SIX snatches Sainsbury's £100m media in shock for PHD
M/SIX snatches Sainsbury's £100m media in shock for PHD

Gideon Spanier

M/SIX has won Sainsbury's estimated £100m media account in a shock move, dealing a major blow to PHD, which has held the supermarket's business for 22 years.

Smile, you're on camera
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Smile, you're on camera

Eleanor Thornton-Firkin, Ipsos Connect UK

We already know the mood people are in affects their spending, but facial coding technology is pushing emotion-led marketing to a much higher level

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