Politics
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MAA Ad of the Week: Guardian’s ‘Not for Sale’ from Lucky Generals
Newspapers, yes they still exist, often bring the best out of agencies – the New York Times by Droga5 currently…
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Unilever doubles down on sustainability with new social media Creator Council
Unilever’s somewhat holier-than-thou purpose-led image has taken something of a battering recently, first from sceptical shareholders and latterly because of…
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MAA blast from the past: Madonna’s ‘Like a Prayer’ revived for Pepsi
Pepsi is winning itself some PR for reviving Madonna’s 1989 ‘Like aPayer’ ad – she was paid $6m as part…
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DDB Worldwide named as Parley for the Oceans creative partner
DDB Worldwide has been named as creative partner of Parley for the Oceans, an environmental “eco-innovation” pressure group and alliance…
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UK’s ‘audacious Kingdom’ campaign drops ball
Once upon a time the UK had the Central Office of Information handling government and other institutional advertising. Mostly it…
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MAA Ad of the Week: The Big Issue from the7stars
UK PM Rishi Sunak is discovering the truth of Harold Macmillan’s observation, when he was asked what was the greatest…
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Libel law headliners Schillings set up new PR challenger
One of the PR industry’s most successful wheezes is its invention of “reputation management.” Who, in their right mind, is…
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Labour Party mocks Education Secretary with spoof RAAC update
Good to see the Labour Party having some fun with its political messaging. The Tories posted a Department for Education…
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American Family Insurance and Time show right way to march on Washington
Yesterday was the 60th anniversary of Martin Luther King’s civil rights ‘March on Washington,’ and, among other things, it’s a…
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