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Campaign: Agencies May 12, 2017

Green Party's election ad lampoons 90s board game where cheating wins Omar Oakes The Green Party has launched another satirical political ad that lampoons its major rivals, this time with a sinister parody of a 1990s spot for a board game. Nigella explores perfect cuppa in McCann's debut Typhoo ad Omar Oakes Typhoo has seized on the British penchant for fussing over how to make the perfect cup of tea in its first campaign by McCann Manchester. Vivendi to buy Bollore's 60% stake in Havas in €2.3bn swoop Gideon Spanier Vivendi, the owner of Universal Music and Canal+, is to buy Havas in a long-expected merger that will create an advertising, media content and entertainment giant. Havas-Vivendi deal will 'affect perceptions of media agency neutrality' Emily Tan If the Havas-Vivendi deal goes through, the group's media agency arm will have to make significant effort to convince clients that the agency is not biased towards Vivendi-owned media assets, analysts said. Iris redeploys APAC creative Grant Hunter to Europe ECD role Omar Oakes Iris has brought former London creative director Grant Hunter back to the UK as executive creative director for Europe after a seven-year stint in Asia. Digital Mavericks 2017: Call for entry Emily Tan Campaign's Digital Mavericks 2017 celebrates and supports the most innovative women who are leading the way in digital advertising and marketing technology. A Woman's Place in 2017? On the Cannes Lions Jury Laura Jordan Bambach The announcement of 2017's Cannes Lions jury panel delivers a real sense of commitment to bringing equality at last to the creative industries. Theresa May is heading for a three-figure majority Michael Moszynski Why the behaviour of ice cream sellers on a beach tells us that May is heading for a three-figure majority. BBH's chief strategy officer smashes pitches with a little help from her armoury of shoes Alison Hoad Alison Hoad's secret work weapon is her "shoedrobe". Ask Bullmore: Is it time to move on from my marketing job? Jeremy Bullmore Campaign's agony uncle Jeremy Bullmore has some advice for a head marketer who works for one of the UK's favourite brands. Wins this week: British Airways, Finish, Rémy Cointreau Staff Campaign's weekly round-up of account moves across advertising and media. History of advertising: No 189: The Twenty One quiz show Staff In the late 1950s, US advertisers were enjoying the kind of influence over TV programming that was always denied to their UK counterparts. Promoted FutureVision: Disrupting the workplace R/GA Imagine an office teeming with robots, a bunch of artificially intelligent proxies running with, expanding on, and executing our brilliant ideas, aiding us with tasks best left to mechanical hands and data-crunching supercomputers... The Work Green Party "The race to number ten" by Creature of London The Green Party is back with another satirical political ad in the run-up to the general election. BBC "Make me" by BBC Creative BBC Creative has launched Make Me, the first trial of a content "mood matcher" for the BBC which highlights the range of programmes available to a younger audience. Typhoo "Which Typhoo are you?" by McCann Manchester Nigella Lawson returns as ambassador in the first work for the tea brand by McCann Manchester. More TRENDING No laughing matter: Why advertising isn't funny anymore Paul Burke A number of suspects today appear before the court of public opinion charged with crimes against comedy. Who of those taking the stand are guilty of perverting the course of amusing advertising? Paul Burke gives his verdict. Social media according to The Body Coach: Joe Wicks shares his recipe for success Gurjit Degun Joe Wicks has gone from boot-camp fitness instructor to bestselling entrepreneur almost overnight. The millennial heir to Jamie Oliver tells Gurjit Degun how he became a social media sensation quite by accident. Promoted Disruption: what's the point of it? 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