Sunday, 6 August 2017

What went wrong with outdoor ads | The power of dads 'leaning out' in the workplace

Campaign Sunday Supplement

Campaign Sunday Supplement
August 06, 2017
In-depth reads from across Campaign, covering brands, agencies and media
The rise of the 48-shit poster
The rise of the 48-shit poster

Paul Burke

Outdoor ads used to be great. So what happened? Paul Burke investigates.

The power of dads
The power of dads "leaning out" in the workplace

Toan Ravenscroft

As the first man in the M&C Saatchi Group to take shared parental leave Toan Ravenscroft, business director at M&C Saatchi Sport & Entertainment, explains how stepping away has re-energised his approach to work.

Blink Brow Bar: how a marketer turned into a successful entrepreneur
Blink Brow Bar: how a marketer turned into a successful entrepreneur

Gurjit Degun

Former British Airways marketer Vanita Parti left her job to disrupt the beauty industry. Gurjit Degun talks to the Blink Brow Bar founder about the key to her success.

MullenLowe bid to buy 101 could be mutually beneficial
MullenLowe bid to buy 101 could be mutually beneficial

Jeremy Lee

After a period of instability, could 101 provide the ballast for growth that MullenLowe London is looking for? Jeremy Lee investigates.

It's a strange but great time to be a creative
It's a strange but great time to be a creative

Ana Balarin

We may not be churning exquisitely crafted long copy ads, but we can build statues that start worldwide conversations.

A view from Dave Trott: Forever blowing bubbles
A view from Dave Trott: Forever blowing bubbles

Dave Trott

Two hundred years ago, Jeremy Bentham advocated: equal rights for women, the decriminalisation of homosexuality, the abolition of slavery, the abolition of the death penalty, and animal rights.

Google's UK marketing chief: focus on people
Google's UK marketing chief: focus on people

Graham Bednash

Graham Bednash, the UK consumer marketing director at Google, on creating a culture that encourages creativity and taking your time when it comes to recruitment

Why are we, the advertising industry, so hypocritical?
Why are we, the advertising industry, so hypocritical?

Zoe Harris

Despite hundreds of ASA complaints, the industry should be praising KFC's recent campaign, Trinity Mirror's group marketing director writes.

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