Politics
-
IPA Bellwether survey shows advertisers still spending
The UK’s marketers are sticking to their spending plans for 2022 – or say they are – despite a rapidly…
Read More » -
The customer service car crash – Royal Mail is even worse than Virgin Media
We’ve noted before the car crash that is British customer services, despite the wellrewarded efforts of numerous ad agencies (one…
Read More » -
Who wants the untreatable Thames Water account?
Now here’s a challenge for one lucky agency: improve the image of Thames Water (the company that’s currently telling Londoners…
Read More » -
New UK PM should mean a new start for embattled BBC and Channel 4.
The new Tory leader and then prime minister – due to be unveiled on September 5 (leaving plenty of time…
Read More » -
Neverland, Amazon and Clear Channel boost Underexposed Arts inclusion drive
Charity Underexposed Arts is following up its famous ‘Peckham portraits’ with a new Amazon-sponsored series from agency Neverland featuring Black…
Read More » -
MAA Ad of the Week: EE’s purpose-packed ‘Not her problem’
We haven’t had this much reaction to a campaign since AMV BBDO’s terminal effort for Asda a couple of years…
Read More » -
So Boris Johnson is going – but not quite yet. Things might get better…
Boris Johnson is expected to announce later today that he’s resigning as Conservative Party Leader but intends to stay on…
Read More » -
Nike’s Lionesses swoop over the white cliffs of Dover
Nike is running a series of projections in the UK supporting the so-called ‘Lionesses,’ England’s women’s soccer team currently competing…
Read More » -
Does being more inclusive in adland mean changing the technology? AKQA thinks so
But first to another DEI (diversity,equity,inclusion) initiative. Media agency Starcom and Channel 4 are bringing out the final two episodes…
Read More »