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Iris turns the horror of the captcha into playful OOH for World ID
World ID is a new way to prove you’re human online, so what a good idea to make fun of…
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Publicis Groupe begins 2025 with 4.9% growth – sticks to forecasts despite Trumponomics
Publicis Groupe has started 2025 more or or less as it finished 2024, reporting organic growth in Q1 of 4.9%.…
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Now Oreo dunks in space
Yesterday we reported on space as the nex frontier for Out of Home ads, today it’s Oreo (which does indeed…
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Andrew King: the future of television: where creativity meets technology
Television has come a long way since John Logie Baird’s demonstration at Selfridges department store in 1925. What began as…
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Is space the next frontier for Out of Home ads?
As Amazon’s Jeff Bezos prepares to catapult wife-to-be and her pals, including warbler Katy Perry, into space in advance of…
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Advertising spend up 26% on HFSS food ahead of October ban
Britain’s HFSS marketers have been busy preparing for October’s new junk food restrictions with an onslaught of extra advertising. The…
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MAA Ad of the Week: Wieden+Kennedy London for Malibu
Malibu isn’t a bright pink drink but it should be – brash and a bit naff – so who better…
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Virgin Atlantic navigates a sea of woke for a rainbow in the clouds
A new campaign from Virgin Atlantic is something of an event in UK adland: Its Branson-esque trolley dollies summed up…
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McDonald’s fights cost pressures with French slices of life
It’s always diverting to see how others live so this is how they consume McDonald’s in France, courtesy of TBWA\Paris.…
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