Wednesday, 6 September 2017

ICYMI: Future of connected cars | Digital Mavericks | The rise of bad posters | and more...

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Campaign News
September 06, 2017
To kick off a new season we've rounded up the highlights you might have missed over the summer. 
What the future holds for connected cars in 2017 and beyond
What the future holds for connected cars in 2017 and beyond

Suzy Bashford

What marketers and agencies need to know about connected cars and the future relationship between consumers and auto brands

Digital Mavericks 2017: Alternative portraits of success
Digital Mavericks 2017: Alternative portraits of success

Emily Tan

Meet this year's list of Digital Mavericks. These women are succeeding in tech and digital on their own terms, in the face of adversity and the status quo.

We need to talk about the Trivago ad
We need to talk about the Trivago ad

Sarah Hardcastle

The British public deserves better than a bored model with a big search bar.

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.

Mother elevates new generation of partners to run London
Mother elevates new generation of partners to run London

Maisie McCabe

Mother has appointed Ana Balarin, Chris Gallery, Hermeti Balarin, and Katie Mackay as equity partners of its London agency to lead the shop in its next stage of evolution.

Hard lessons from Sainsbury's media review saga
Hard lessons from Sainsbury's media review saga

Gideon Spanier

Everyone involved in the long-running Sainsbury's £115m media review has lessons to learn.

PR and advertising execs launch integrated creative agency
PR and advertising execs launch integrated creative agency

Omar Oakes

Three ad execs have joined forces with a PR veteran to form a new integrated agency that aims to bring advertising, public relations and digital together in a single offering.

GDPR will render 75% of UK marketing data obsolete
GDPR will render 75% of UK marketing data obsolete

Emily Tan

Up to three-quarters of customer data on marketing databases will become useless in the UK on 25 May 2018, according to a new study.

Management lessons from maternity leave
Management lessons from maternity leave

Patricia McDonald

Mommy tracked. Leaning out. The industry has been talking a lot in recent months about welcoming women back from maternity leave.

The Neymar price tag deconstructed
The Neymar price tag deconstructed

Yasmin Arrigo

The multi-million transfer fee has considerable ramifications for both PSG and the player. Sponsorship, licensing and sports marketing experts analyse the world-record football transaction.


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