Monday, 24 July 2017

5 things you need to know today: Uber | King games | Craig Mawdsley | Cadbury | Wunderman

Campaign 18:05

Campaign 18:05
July 24, 2017
The five things you need to know today

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Uber is everything that is wrong with disruption
Uber is everything that is wrong with disruption

Andy Pemberton

Uber is a lesson in the damaging power of disruption and globalisation, and it should be stopped.

Tech
How King Games keeps you crushing candy for years
How King Games keeps you crushing candy for years

Emily Tan

Candy Crush may be an easy game to pick up, but the data and testing used to constantly perfect the game is anything but.

Advertising
It's time for brands to reduce their reliance on vox pop and anecdote
It's time for brands to reduce their reliance on vox pop and anecdote

Craig Mawdsley

We must get back to a more complete understanding of the country, Abbott Mead Vickers BBDO's joint CSO argues.

Marketing
Cadbury re-resurrects Tiffin bar after fan-driven social campaign
Cadbury re-resurrects Tiffin bar after fan-driven social campaign

Ben Bold

Cadbury is permanently resurrecting its 80 year-old Tiffin bar, a move apparently driven by a consumer-led social media campaign and following a successful limited edition run of the bar last year.

Media
Wunderman's Read: 'We are different from Accenture. We're creative'
Wunderman's Read: 'We are different from Accenture. We're creative'

Gideon Spanier

Wunderman global chief executive Mark Read explains how he is transforming the digital shop, why it's merging with Possible, and what he has learned from Sir Martin Sorrell.

 

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Sharon Horgan on confidence, creativity and closing the gender gap

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Open Canvas: the best in outdoor
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FutureVision: Breaking the agency model
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FutureVision: Breaking the agency model

Daniel Diez and Claire Beale

FutureVision looks at how an integrated agency model can help clients stay ahead of disruption, and how an agile agency of the future should be structured...


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