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Etsy hijacks AI with the human touch
AI may be scaring the life out of agency types fearful of being replaced by machines but it’s currently providing…
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Cannes Takeaways: Jason Cobbold – is the festival becoming a bad ad for advertising?
With its imposing Hotel de Ville, its art deco landmarks, the Majestic and Martinez, and the grand old Carlton, Cannes…
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Joan Collins promotes cancel culture for First Choice Holidays
It’s been four decades since Joan Collins starred in the famous Cinzano ads with Leonard Rossiter, but she is still…
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AKQA enters the Paris Olympics for Eurosport
The Paris Olympics is almost on us, with a fair few ads, but no-one has knocked it out of the…
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Lucky Generals gets National Express on the road
Short form ads with humour are what we are supposed to be looking for this year (they used to be…
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AA returns with more comic vignettes
The Gate’s debut for breakdown service the AA – helping a gang of bank robbers – was one of the…
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What does Labour have in store for UK advertising and marketing?
It needed a new culture secretary for a start, shadow culture secretary Thangam Debbonaire lost her seat in Bristol to…
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Coke gets up close and personal in ‘hugs’ Olympics number
Coca-Cola and agency WPP’s OpenX (which, increasingly, seems to mean Ogilvy) have moved on from ‘Spills’ to rather more familiar…
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MAA Ad of the Week: sewage (and Sunak) from Uncommon
New British PM Keir Starmer may have a 209 seat majority but, if her errs, he’d better watch it or…
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