Thursday, 18 May 2017

Peroni in review | McDonald's marketer speaks out on bereavement ad | Canon unveils new campaign

 

Campaign: Agencies

Campaign: Agencies
May 18, 2017
Peroni kicks off creative pitch in wake of takeover
Peroni kicks off creative pitch in wake of takeover

Kate Magee

Peroni Nastro Azzurro is reviewing its creative requirements following a change in ownership from SABMiller to Asahi Group.

Canon's marketing shift aims for the smartphone generation
Canon's marketing shift aims for the smartphone generation

Emily Tan

Canon's new marketing strategy has moved from cameras to storytelling for millennials.

McDonald's Alistair Macrow: pulling bereavement ad was 'the only decision to make'
McDonald's Alistair Macrow: pulling bereavement ad was 'the only decision to make'

Simon Gwynn

McDonald's had no choice but to withdraw its now infamous "dead dad ad" after it provoked fierce criticism from the public and bereavement charities, the brand's top UK marketer has said.

Vivendi and Havas deal is sign of things to come in adland
Vivendi and Havas deal is sign of things to come in adland

Gideon Spanier

Vivendi's acquisition of Havas could kick-start "progressive forms of creative collaboration" and boost the fortunes of the group, industry observers say.

Bolton reunites with Burley to lead Y&R creative team
Bolton reunites with Burley to lead Y&R creative team

Omar Oakes

Y&R London chief creative officer Jonathan Burley has hired his longstanding creative partner Jim Bolton as deputy executive creative director as he looks to build a "renaissance" department.

Short-termism is hurting us all
Short-termism is hurting us all

Claire Beale

Marketers don't tend to hang around very long. And this is just one example of the ruinous short-termism infecting our industry.

Lori Senecal to leave CP&B at the end of 2017
Lori Senecal to leave CP&B at the end of 2017

Maisie McCabe

Crispin Porter & Bogusky's global chief executive Lori Senecal is to leave the MDC Partners agency at the end of the year.

A view from Dave Trott: People create language
A view from Dave Trott: People create language

Dave Trott

When he was young, Captain Charles Boycott wanted to make his name.

Culture minister Hancock: Brexit negotiations will factor in needs of creative industries
Culture minister Hancock: Brexit negotiations will factor in needs of creative industries

Simon Gwynn

Matt Hancock, the Conservative minister of state for digital and culture, has sought to assure members of the creative industries that the government understands their concerns as it approaches Brexit negotiations.

What happens when all creativity is judged equally?
What happens when all creativity is judged equally?

Anna Vogt and Katie Mackay

Awards' juries must reflect the world the work is trying to reach, and help the ad industry to innovate, not sheepishly follow.

Publicis Groupe refutes accounting allegation
Publicis Groupe refutes accounting allegation

Maisie McCabe

Publicis Groupe has strongly refuted claims made in a French magazine that it has incorrectly accounted for a settlement agreed with one of its software and IT services suppliers.

Possible appoints Jo Hagger as MD
Possible appoints Jo Hagger as MD

Emily Tan

Jo Hagger, EMEA business partner at Google, has joined WPP's Possible as UK managing director.

Limit collaboration to once a day, new study suggests
Limit collaboration to once a day, new study suggests

Emily Tan

Collaborative interactions between agencies and their clients should not happen more than once a day, new research has found.

Was RB's adspend really not working?
Was RB's adspend really not working?

Maisie McCabe

Wieden & Kennedy's loss of Finish and Nurofen highlights advertisers' ongoing struggle to juggle brand-building and short-term sales.

Anomaly hires three new creative directors from BBH and AKQA
Anomaly hires three new creative directors from BBH and AKQA

Emily Tan

Anomaly hires Vix Jagger, Luke Tipping and Max Gebhardt as new creative directors.

Disruption: what's the point of it?
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Disruption: what's the point of it?

Jason Foo, BBD Perfect Storm

Adland needs to disrupt its own thinking and work out how to align brands with beliefs that stand out to discerning consumers

The Work

Pick of the week: M&S
Pick of the week: M&S "Spend it well - food" by Grey London

Gemma Charles

Gemma Charles is mesmerised by Marks & Spencer's new ad.

Canon
Canon "Boundaries" by VCCP

Canon's new ad is part of a branding campaign that goes after the smartphone generation amid major challenges to the company's business. It will run across 19 markets under the tagline "Live for the story".

Renault
Renault "Behind car doors" by MSLGroup and Publicis London

In another brand social experiment, Renault UK opens a window into family life by filming interactions among parents, spouses and children inside a Scénic car for a year.

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Growing up in adland: Why we should embrace age diversity
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Growing up in adland: Why we should embrace age diversity

Lisa Gills

Lisa Gills from DNA Recruit spoke to a talent manager, hiring manager and candidate about their experiences of age diversity in adland.


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