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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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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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Omnicom Media Group strikes deal with top marketing research body
The big network media agencies are frantically trying to find an advantage in their efforts to make media planning and…
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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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Finance
Sun sets on Sunak as Britain goes to the polls
“It’s The Sun Wot Won It” was the headline that appeared on the front page of Rupert Murdoch’s Sun on…
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