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Is new boss Tony Hall turning the BBC into the Right Wing Broadcasting Corporation?
New bosses (director-generals as they quaintly call them) don’t get an easy ride at the BBC and newly-installed DG (Lord)…
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TBWA London goes back to its glory days with Herzigova-type ad for Bonds Aussie pants
In amongst endless mergers and management changes TBWA London has had its glory days, most notably when Trevor Beattie, now…
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New R3 China survey reveals changing net-driven PR market – Blue Focus and OgilvyPR lead
Chinese marketers are increasingly focussed on ePR, aiming to reach China’s 500m net users. But the market is becoming increasingly…
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Bikinis steals a march in the ‘breastaurant’ biz
Marketing is all about looking for an angle and one of the most successful in the branded restaurant trade is…
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It’s scam ads week, a minimal ad too far for Aldi, Mother wages war on gnomes, here comes the sun
***At the moment the scam ads ‘scandal,’ if such it is, has been confined to mad creatives somehow or other…
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Taylor Swift debuts for Diet Coke and Droga5
Country crossover star Taylor Swift is a Diet Coke fan it seems (the gazillions she earns from them probably help)…
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Neil Christie of Wieden+Kennedy London picks his Desert Island Ads
Neil Christie is managing director of Wieden+Kennedy London, one of the UK’s most awarded agencies and, since winning Tesco and…
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IPA’s UK Bellwether Survey: the good news is that things aren’t quite as bad as they were
Ed Balls cals it ‘flatlining,’ others say the UK economy is bumping along the bottom – and clearly advertising is…
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Why digital posters cost more to reach fewer people
Following our interview with Roy Jeans of Rapport about digital outdoor (among other things) we received the following piece from…
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