Sunday 8 October 2017

The problem of political advertising | Audi's director on creativity | The consultants cometh

Campaign Sunday Supplement

Campaign Sunday Supplement
October 08, 2017
In-depth reads from across Campaign, covering brands, agencies and media
With Boris repeating the £350m claim, should the ASA regulate political advertising?
With Boris repeating the £350m claim, should the ASA regulate political advertising?

Jeremy Lee

With political party conference season well underway, the fractured nature of the parties - and wider society as a whole - is exposed for all to see after Boris Johnson repeated the £350m Brexit claim.

Ringan Ledwidge on how clowns helped him keep his creative faith
Ringan Ledwidge on how clowns helped him keep his creative faith

Brittaney Kiefer

A week after the release of his new Audi ad, top commercials director Ringan Ledwidge talks to Brittaney Kiefer about directing clowns for the first time and how creatives can make good work in the face of pressure.

A Lilongwe from home: five lessons for planners from a Malawian ad agency
A Lilongwe from home: five lessons for planners from a Malawian ad agency

Chris Toumazis

What I learnt from working as the only planner in one of the poorest countries in the world

A view from Dave Trott: Boys with toys
A view from Dave Trott: Boys with toys

Dave Trott

It's generally accepted that John F Kennedy was the hero of the Cuban Missile Crisis. But actually he wasn't.

The Tories' young people problem is about trust, not policy
The Tories' young people problem is about trust, not policy

James Morris

Until the Tories ditch their obsession with policy and microtargeting, and instead think more like brand builders and community builders, their efforts to win young people back will fail.

The consultants cometh: what it means for agencies
The consultants cometh: what it means for agencies

Roger Parry

The chairman of MSQ Partners and ex-McKinsey consultant explains why the consultancy phenomenon is a huge opportunity.

Will the ban on photoshopped ads in France make a difference?
Will the ban on photoshopped ads in France make a difference?

Elizabeth Kesses

New legislation in France forcing brands to highlight photoshopped images is the first step to curing our endemic crisis of low self-esteem.

New business lessons from maternity leave
New business lessons from maternity leave

Jemima Monies

Buying all the products, kitting out the room, staying up all night... you might say working in new business is good practice for life with a newborn.

The creative ideas that made me a better marketer
The creative ideas that made me a better marketer

Andrew Warner

Monster Worldwide's chief marketer, one of Campaign's Power 100 2016, names the ads and creative work that shaped his career.

Muhammad Ali: an infinite influencer
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Muhammad Ali: an infinite influencer

Georganna Simpson

Muhammad Ali shook up the world - an influencer that transcended sport, culture and country. Campaign and Greenlight discuss with leading agency figures how Ali became such an icon


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