Monday 20 February 2017

The big adland divide: culture vs collateral | Snapchat news and rumours fly ahead of IPO

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February 20, 2017
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The big adland divide: culture vs collateral
The big adland divide: culture vs collateral

David Golding

The industry is splitting into agencies that make marketing collateral and those creating culture, says Adam & Eve/DDB's David Golding.

Tech
Snapchat news and rumours fly ahead of IPO: spectacles, smartphones and Kate Nash
Snapchat news and rumours fly ahead of IPO: spectacles, smartphones and Kate Nash

Emily Tan

As Snap's proposed date for its IPO draws nigh, rumours of a Snapchat smartphone have sprung up, amid news of the departure of a senior ad exec and the online launch of its Spectacles.

Advertising
Eurostar encourages 'travel state of mind' in New Wave-style ad
Eurostar encourages 'travel state of mind' in New Wave-style ad

Brittaney Kiefer

Eurostar is encouraging people to embrace new experiences in an ad campaign inspired by New-Wave cinema.

Marketing
A hell of a culture clash: Why it's good that the Kraft Heinz merger with Unilever is dead
A hell of a culture clash: Why it's good that the Kraft Heinz merger with Unilever is dead

Daryl Fielding

Daryl Fielding, who has worked with both companies, gives her view on the aborted merger.

Media
Deutsche Telekom launches 'super-progressive' €450m European media review
Deutsche Telekom launches 'super-progressive' €450m European media review

Gideon Spanier

Deutsche Telekom has put its estimated €450m (£385m) media-buying account up for pitch as part of a radical review of its broader communications strategy across Europe.

 

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McDonald's takes a dig at hipster coffee joints in its latest campaign for McCafé.

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Tips from the top with Peter Souter
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In Campaign's new video series, created in partnership with RedSofa, we speak to the influencers at the top of their game for tips to help aspiring creatives, copywriters and art directors climb up the ladder and up their ad-game.

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