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If you want classy content just send for Eric Cantona- wind him up and watch him go. The former Manchester United star turned actor has fronted some more than decent campaigns – Kronenbourg for one – and here he is ...

Anomaly has won the global business for US-based online and betting firm The Stars Group, owner the world’s biggest poker site PokerStars. The account will be handled out of New York and London with Anomaly’s other five offices across the ...

The mighty AT&T is entering the programme streaming market via its Time Warner acquisition (nobody’s going to buy all these streams surely?) and here’s BBDO New York in the driver’s cab for the goodies it has in store. Interesting that ...

Sir Martin Sorrell (below) has had another pop at WPP in an interview with Financial News, saying people at WPP see their job as a “burden” these days and that the W in WPP seems to stand for Wunderman as ...

Stephen Ledger-Lomas is head of production and a partner at BBH London Amazon ‘Vikings’ Director: Steve Rogers Funny is tough in advertising, hard to win those battles, find the right director, get the client to trust his vision and casting. ...

It seems to have taken VCCP two years to come up with a Tango TV campaign (might not be their fault of course.) Britvic’s Tango is something of a rite of passage for agencies, trying to imitate the impact HHCL ...

Branding is often misunderstood as a name and a logo. It isn’t. At its core, branding is all about the stories that companies are made of and the feelings that telling them evokes. Its why most of us pay £20 ...

Agencies across the world should prepare for another kicking if the proposed €33bn merger between Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) and Renault goes through. Renault also has a partnership arrangement with Nissan (not very happy at the moment) and Mitsubishi. The ...

Ad Age and others have been delving into talent/broadcast conglomerate Endeavor’s accounts to find out of how much it earned from its 49 per cent stake in Droga5 (below) – recently sold to Accenture Interactive – and the answer seems ...