Finance
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Irish ally hammers Facebook with €1.2bn data fine
Facebook (Meta) made nearly $6bn profit in the first quarter of 2023 (down on 2022 but still) so a fine…
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Leo Burnett debuts for Morrisons with short order blitz
Morrisons has departed Publicis.Poke (or whatever it’s called) for another part of the empire, Publicis-owned Leo Burnett – famed, among…
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BMW Films returns with action-packed trip to Cannes
BMW Films is back with The Calm, a jeopardy-packed opus designed to showcase the big new electric beemer’s self-driving ability.…
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MAA Ad of the Week: CER driving schools from BETC Paris
Poor old “purpose” is taking a right bashing at the moment as adland tires of it and loads of would-be…
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Michael Farmer: will there be a (much-needed) new Madison Avenue Makeover?
Consultant and author Michael Farmer is one of the most incisive and knowledgeable commentators on advertising and the wider business…
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Culture minister Frazer promises a million more creative jobs
Everyone can stop worrying about AI taking all those jobs away, UK culture secretary Lucy Frazer (below) is promising a…
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Bradley Walsh: working in embattled mainstream media is like being in hospital
The media industry is awash with so-called experts but it’s not very often that you hear from a performer. ITV…
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AA-led ad export group gears up for Cannes
The UK Advertising Export Group (UKAEG) and the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) are setting off for La Croisette,…
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Havas tries to redefine “new” purpose in global study
Havas has been puzzling about people and brands for 15 years now with its Meaningful Brands Report and the latest…
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