Media
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Boris cabal plan free daily prime time airtime – will the broadcasters play ball?
Looks like Hancock’s Half Hour, the once-daily media briefings on Covid-19, usually hosted by health secretary Matt Hancock, are about…
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World Out of Home Organization appoints New Commercial Arts for biggest ever Out of Home campaign
The World Out of Home Organization (WOO) – which represents Out of Home media owners, national associations and specialist media…
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Publicis Groupe reveals US diversity data and allocates £40m to global improvement for black employees
There has been a lot of hand-wringing and navel-gazing in the ad industry about ethnicity lately, and plenty of promises…
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Advertising in a crisis: Sprite, Ad Council and Budweiser
That America is undergoing a crisis is unarguable: call it an identity crisis (Black Lives Matter), a political crisis (Trump…
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Talon Outdoor: Ada analysis shows Out of Home audiences boosted by return to retail
Latest data from Ada shows the UK population is returning to the high street with footfall up across shopping malls,…
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Former Ogilvy boss Miles Young joins Sorrell, S4 Capital lines up new deal in Australia
S4 Capital’s Sir Martin Sorrell is still busily deal-making (via Zoom presumably) lining up a deal to buy Australia’s Lens10…
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Does mushrooming ad boycott signal the end for Facebook’s Zuckerberg?
First is was Facebook, now it’s Twitter and other social media for many big advertisers. The Facebook ad boycott is…
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Verizon ups stakes in Facebook ad boycott – where’s PR man Nick Clegg in all this?
Hitherto all-conquering Facebook (with advertisers and media agencies anyway) is now like a rabbit in the headlights as the Anti-Defamation…
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More fun for Burger King in France, no fun at all at Rosapark
Burger King is reopening in France so here’s Burger Klean, a spoof airline safety ad from the brilliant Buzzman. Burger…
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