Monday, 6 March 2017

100 years of British advertising | Behind the scenes of Yorkshire Tea's campaign | The human cost to team solutions

 

Campaign: Agencies

Campaign: Agencies
March 06, 2017
Celebrating 100 years of iconic British advertising
Celebrating 100 years of iconic British advertising

John Tylee

As the IPA marks its centenary, Campaign looks back on British advertising's evolution over the past 100 years - from wartime posters to the 1960s 'golden age' to a drumming gorilla.

Chips at the Savoy: look to different educational backgrounds for real diversity
Chips at the Savoy: look to different educational backgrounds for real diversity

Simon Redican

To truly reflect society and encourage diversity of thought, our industry needs to include people from different educational backgrounds.

Campaign TV: Behind the scenes of Lucky Generals' Yorkshire Tea campaign
Campaign TV: Behind the scenes of Lucky Generals' Yorkshire Tea campaign

Georgina Brazier

Campaign spoke to Lucky Generals and brand owner Taylors of Harrogate about the making of the new Yorkshire Tea ads.

Agencies' bundled team solutions have a human cost
Agencies' bundled team solutions have a human cost

Jeremy Lee

With holding companies offering bundled team solutions to advertisers, the people who work on such accounts are often just human collateral.

Private view: And the Oscar goes to... (with Rodrigo Sobral and Ian Haworth)
Private view: And the Oscar goes to... (with Rodrigo Sobral and Ian Haworth)

R/GA's Rodrigo Sobral and Wunderman's Ian Haworth review ads from TfL, The Climate Coalition, Skoda, Coco de Mer and Galaxy.

For the first time, Dove brings women from all over the world together in update to 'Real Beauty' campaign
For the first time, Dove brings women from all over the world together in update to 'Real Beauty' campaign

Ilyse Liffreing

Thirty-two women from 15 countries are featured in photographs by Mario Testino.

Review recap: Carlsberg, Russell & Bromley
Review recap: Carlsberg, Russell & Bromley

Staff

Campaign's weekly round-up of live account reviews across advertising and media

Time for tech industry to end its bro-culture
Time for tech industry to end its bro-culture

Marie Stafford

The European director for J Walter Thompson's The Innovation Group highlights the lack of diversity at Mobile World Congress.

Waterstones' 'local' look may endanger brand's hard-won turnaround
Waterstones' 'local' look may endanger brand's hard-won turnaround

Peter Zillig

Cheil London's chief executive says Waterstones may want to involve more fact and less fiction in its branding approach.

When programmatic meets artificial intelligence... the future begins
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When programmatic meets artificial intelligence... the future begins

Edward Craig

The future is machine learning, but the robots need their hands held every step of the way, say two leaders in programmatic marketing...

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Labour Party "Tax dodgers" by Krow Communications

Tax dodgers have been given the dreaded yellow card in Krow's second ad for the Labour Party since winning its creative account last year.

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Chris Clarke

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Yorkshire Tea enlists celebs in biggest-ever campaign
Yorkshire Tea enlists celebs in biggest-ever campaign

Brittaney Kiefer

Yorkshire Tea is rolling out a £7m celebrity-studded campaign that marks a creative shift in its advertising.

Put your brand's eggs in one basket this Easter
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Put your brand's eggs in one basket this Easter

Getmemedia

Sponsoring the York Easter Family Festival is a fantastic opportunity to raise brand awareness

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