Sunday, 19 March 2017

School Reports | The state of LGBT+ representation in ads | How to wake up to creativity

Campaign Sunday Supplement

Campaign Sunday Supplement
March 19, 2017
In-depth reads from across Campaign, covering brands, agencies and media
The agencies that came top of the class in Campaign's School Reports
The agencies that came top of the class in Campaign's School Reports

Jeremy Lee

Campaign casts a critical eye over the performance of UK agencies after a year of contrasting fortunes to assess who gets full marks and who deserves detention.

Welcome to Campaign's School Reports 2017
Welcome to Campaign's School Reports 2017

Claire Beale

Looking back on the rollercoaster of 2016, holding on tight and keeping a straight course was actually quite some achievement.

The state of LGBT+ representation in ads
The state of LGBT+ representation in ads

Benjamin Antoniou

As LGBT+ history month concludes, Dentsu Aegis Network's diversity and inclusion manager looks at how far we have yet to go with LGBT+ inclusive advertising.

Meet the author who wants to wake people up to their creativity
Meet the author who wants to wake people up to their creativity

Sonoo Singh

In these disquieting times, can you train yourself to lose the anxiety and work smarter? Sonoo Singh goes along to a Wake Up! experience, organised by The Marketing Society, with author Chris Baréz-Brown to learn how to make life more conscious, joyful and inspired.

The customer is king in Netflix's TV world
The customer is king in Netflix's TV world

Gideon Spanier

The streaming service believes ads hinder the user experience and is sticking to its subscriber model.

A view from Dave Trott: Idiots' guide to technology
A view from Dave Trott: Idiots' guide to technology

Dave Trott

Richard Shotton, of Zenith Optimedia, showed me an article in The New Yorker.

The test of time facing creatives
The test of time facing creatives

Ana and Hermeti Balarin

Have we given up being late but great in favour of being punctual and good?

Agencies need to harness the power of part-timers
Agencies need to harness the power of part-timers

Christina Lemieux

The ad industry is desperately trying to become more diverse and a big part of getting there is exploring non-traditional working paradigms.

How do brands create healthy agency relations?
How do brands create healthy agency relations?

John Tylee

What can marketers do to stop relationships with agencies disintegrating in an atmosphere of mutual frustration and mistrust?

The Thinkboxes: January/February 2017
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The Thinkboxes: January/February 2017

Thinkbox

Which TV ads made the shortlist this month, and convinced our judges that the craft has never been better?

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