Politics
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The wonderful world of Mother: Trainline and Make My Money Matter
You sometimes muse about what exactly goes on in the collective imagination of Mother – an indisputable conclusion is the…
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Tesco crafts a food love story for Eid
Tesco and BBH do multicultural, inclusive stuff better than most and it has a new campaign breaking to celebrate the…
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UK ad exports up a third to hit £15bn
Britain may be at the bottom of the productivity league and top of the inflation one but good old adverts…
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Why is British political advertising so bad? It’s the curse of Saatchi & Saatchi
When you’re in a hole stop digging remains good advice. It’s seemingly to be ignored by the UK’s opposition Labour…
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Richard Parsons of True: give creative entrepreneurs a fighting chance
It’s official. We’ve narrowly missed falling into recession, with latest GDP figures revealing the UK economy grew by 0.1% in…
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WPP joins Biden-supported Media Freedom Cohort
WPP has joined the Media Freedom Cohort, comprising the likes of Associated Press, The New York Times, Microsoft, Google, BBC…
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House 337 and BlinkInk craft winning wake-up call for PETA
PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is back with a new campaign from House 337, abandoning its usual…
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Women’s Equality Party takes aim at banal police messages with hard-hitting women’s safety campaign
Travellers on the London Underground are bombarded by British Transport Police’s ‘See it. Say it. Sort it’ announcements about abandoned…
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In a personality-free world Rupert Murdoch continues to intrigue at 92
Observers, and maybe some participants, often bemoan the lack of big personalities in the ad, marketing and media world. Since…
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