Politics
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US and UK campaigns knock ‘smile’ off Kraft Heinz
Kraft Heinz has waded into trouble on both sides of the Atlantic with two campaigns featuring (or not) black folk.…
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Euston: the ad now standing at platform 9 isn’t helping anyone
When you want to catch a train, especially at a chronically overcrowded mainline station, it helps if you can see…
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Can PR man James Lyons get Starmer’s government back on track?
Sir Keir Starmer’s UK government has been advised by all and sundry to “get a grip” after just 100 (pretty…
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Unlimited/Pablo land UK government climate change brief
All-conquering duo of Unlimited and Pablo has won another government challenge: saving the world. That’s if you think climate change…
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Greenpeace says Dove needs to clean up environmental act
Take that Unilever: Dove has profited mightily by appearing among the (relatively) few good guys in the consumer goods business…
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BETC Paris opens the door to Saudi Tourism
Should agencies advertise the joys of Saudi Arabia, ruled by contentious Mohammed bin Salman (MBS), home to public executions, responsible…
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Musk 1 Advertisers 0 – WFA winds up GARM in face of X court action
That didn’t take long did it? The World Federation of Advertisers is winding up its Global Alliance for Responsible Media…
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Now Musk sues advertiser body for boycotting X
It’s no surprise to see Elon Musk supporting Donald Trump, the two seem to inhabit parallel universes mostly of their…
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Ads vs memes: the US election’s ultimate frontier
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have both released big campaign ads in the last day or two, each attempting to…
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