Wednesday, 7 June 2017

Google Chrome move could reverse progress in battle against ad-blockers | Shadi Halliwell to join Three as CMO | How Seedlip and Diageo created a successful booze-free spirit

Campaign: Brands

Campaign: Brands
June 07, 2017
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Google Chrome move could reverse progress in battle against ad-blockers
Google Chrome move could reverse progress in battle against ad-blockers

Simon Gwynn

The number of UK internet users that use ad-blocking software this year will be lower than previously expected, according to eMarketer.

Shadi Halliwell to join Three as CMO
Shadi Halliwell to join Three as CMO

Simon Gwynn

Outgoing Harvey Nichols group marketing and creative director Shadi Halliwell is set to join mobile network Three as chief marketing officer.

How Seedlip and Diageo created a successful booze-free spirit
How Seedlip and Diageo created a successful booze-free spirit

Kate Magee

What does it take to create a successful new drinks brand? Kate Magee finds out from the founder of non-alcoholic spirit brand Seedlip and the founder of Diageo's innovation accelerator.

Conservatives and Labour set out their competing visions for the creative industries
Conservatives and Labour set out their competing visions for the creative industries

Damian Collins & Louise Haigh

As polling day draws ever closer, the two main parties outline why they deserve the industry's vote.

Apple is helping smartwatch users keep the doctor away
Apple is helping smartwatch users keep the doctor away

Kayley Almond

Something you may have missed thanks to all the excitement over Homepod.

An election in search of a national story
An election in search of a national story

Ed Woodcock

Reality got in the way as the main parties struggled to convey their messages, says Ed Woodcock, director of narrative, Aesop Agency.

Broadband ads row continues as Sky joins the list
Broadband ads row continues as Sky joins the list

Simon Gwynn

Sky is the latest broadband provider to have one of its ads banned by the ad watchdog for misleading claims.

Labour is winning the election on social media
Labour is winning the election on social media

Andre van Loon

There is a sharp disconnect between polls indicating a Conservative victory and Labour's superlative social media performance, says We Are Social's research and insight director.

Diageo, Deliveroo and Toms trial start-up that gives students free printing for watching ads
Diageo, Deliveroo and Toms trial start-up that gives students free printing for watching ads

Emily Tan

A new martech start-up, Printt, has developed an app and a printer system that provides free printing services for university students in exchange for watching ads.

Farmers take issue with ASA's ruling against Arla's 'good for the land' ad
Farmers take issue with ASA's ruling against Arla's 'good for the land' ad

Emily Tan

The Advertising Standards Authority has banned a press ad for Arla organic farm milk that used the text "Good for the land" and "helping support a more sustainable future".

Movers and shakers: Three, MEC, C4, Bloomberg Media, Krow, and more
Movers and shakers: Three, MEC, C4, Bloomberg Media, Krow, and more

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Six things we learned at Campaign Underground

Stephen Graves

Find out what happened when a small audience was invited to delve into consumers' subconscious by going underground for an evening of behavioural insights

Context creates cultural moments
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Context creates cultural moments

Karen Stacey, Digital Cinema Media

Cinema is a medium like no other: it offers immersion in another world and is a trusted environment where ads are embraced by viewers


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