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MAA Ad of the Week: Tesco’s Coronation pub
The weather’s going to be terrible (70% rain), the nation seems bizarrely unconvinced that we should all swear “homage” to…
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The UK is going to hell in a handcart says new Saatchi research – but didn’t we kind of know that already?
Saatchi and Saatchi has unveiled what it calls “new state of the nation research,” catchily titled “What the fuck is…
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More signs of the crisis in creativity – but does anyone really want to do something about it?
Only someone wearing a balaclava the wrong way round would argue that there is not a crisis of creativity in…
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Now Dove goes in to bat against anorexia
Ogilvy’s world of ‘Doveness’ for Unilever has taken another turn, this time the real-life story of Mary, a young woman…
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Is S4 Capital’s brave bid to challenge the ad establishment running out of gas?
Even Sir Martin Sorrell isn’t immune to the vicissitudes of age and a tricksy global ad market. The WPP founder…
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Oh no, not even more Eurovision Song Contest
Anyone seeking evidence that the world has gone mad might turn to the Eurovision Song contest, for decades the epitome…
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Can the agency search for new business ever be ‘pitch positive?’
Pitching is always a bone of contention for agencies (and clients of course), a practice to outsiders that seems like…
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MAA Ad of the Week: New York Times from Droga 5
Newspapers, even in their mostly digital guise, don’t make that much use of advertising. A shame because, despite the inevitable…
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Tech clients lead to tough Q1 2023 for Interpublic
Interpublic’s organic growth went into reverse in Q1 2023, down 0.2% with revenue of $2.18bn, a 2.3% decrease on 2022.…
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