Sunday, 2 July 2017

The lost art of global marketing | What the Cannes judges think | Best of Saatchis' New Directors' Showcase

Campaign Sunday Supplement

Campaign Sunday Supplement
July 02, 2017
In-depth reads from across Campaign, covering brands, agencies and media
The lost art of global marketing
The lost art of global marketing

John Tylee

The diversity debate may be at the top of the thought-leadership agenda, but does this simply serve to mask the fact that global creative has become an increasingly homogenised and commoditised industry, asks John Tylee.

Cannes Lions 2017: what the judges think
Cannes Lions 2017: what the judges think

Members of this year's juries discuss the evaluation process, the winners, key themes and their personal favourites.

Saatchi & Saatchi's New Directors' Showcase 2017
Saatchi & Saatchi's New Directors' Showcase 2017

One of the highlights of Cannes week, Saatchi & Saatchi's New Directors' Showcase shines a light on the world's best emerging film-makers. This year, the focus was on gender and opening more doors for female talent.

Ten years on: how the iPhone has changed the world of marketing as we know it
Ten years on: how the iPhone has changed the world of marketing as we know it

James Hilton

In 2007, Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone to the world, and changed everything.

Why the arrival of influencers proves that podcasts mean business
Why the arrival of influencers proves that podcasts mean business

Simon Gwynn

It was once the preserve of geeks and tech bros, but as some of YouTube's biggest stars get involved, podcasting is rapidly becoming the next medium every brand needs to understand.

Does the Cannes Lions festival need a major rethink?
Does the Cannes Lions festival need a major rethink?

Gideon Spanier

Has the ever-expanding carnival of creativity lost sight of its roots, Gideon Spanier asks.

Publicis Groupe's awards decision: Audacious, brave and right-ish
Publicis Groupe's awards decision: Audacious, brave and right-ish

Claire Beale

Something's gone wrong when reputations, bonuses and careers rest heavily on awards won and less on results achieved for clients.

A view from Dave Trott: Marketing bullshit
A view from Dave Trott: Marketing bullshit

Dave Trott

When I was little, my dad used to grow tomatoes in our back garden.

Stop predicting the death of anything: no media is a write-off, it's all opportunity
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Stop predicting the death of anything: no media is a write-off, it's all opportunity

Matthew Chapman

Marketers need to exploit the proliferation of channels - not fear it, says Campaign-Turner panel


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