Ad Tech
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Virgin Trains makes the most of gridlocked UK roads
We don’t usually do “info posters,” out of home installations that give you information because, well, there are so many…
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Giles Keeble: contrarians, digital, the many roles of advertising and ungrateful agencies
I came late to Bob Hoffman, the Ad Contrarian. He writes very well in a no-bullshit New York accent, though…
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Tom Denford and David Indo from ID Comms: WPP’s Q2 results are the new normal
On this week’s #MediaSnack Tom and David look at the second quarter results published by the big marketing services groups…
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Why does WPP want to invest in a podcast company?
WPP bought a stake in New York podcast firm Gimlet for £3.8m the other day (clients include Google, Ford and…
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MEC/Maxus sets sail for uncharted waters as Wavemaker
MEC/Maxus, or ‘Newco’ as it’s been known since WPP decided to merge Maxus into the larger MEC, has become ‘oldco’…
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US economic growth confounds holding company excuses
There’s plenty to worry about with Donald Trump in the White House. Foreign affairs aside, we keep hearing that the…
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Havas joins rivals in the doldrums, pins hopes on Vivendi
Havas is stuck in the doldrums, along with most of its holding company peers, reporting negative growth in the first…
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Does Carnival’s choice of Anomaly signal new global opportunities for smaller players?
Will the woes of the big agency holding companies – most spectacularly WPP – open the door to big accounts…
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Here’s a turn-up: is Publicis on the right track while WPP has been losing its way?
WPP and its boss Sir Martin Sorrell had their worst day for decades yesterday; reporting dire sales growth even though…
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