Politics
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Post-Covid UK adspend rising says IPA but there are plenty of clouds on the horizon
Total UK marketing budgets were revised up to an almost eight-year high during the opening quarter of 2022, according to…
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Why Channel 4 privatisation is a process of Discovery
The UK government has finally pressed the starting gun on the privatisation of broadcaster Channel 4, even though virtually no-one…
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Ciesco: M&A booms in early Q1 2022 but falls back in March
Specialist M&A firm Ciesco reports a 17% volume increase in deal activity in the first quarter of 2022, with the…
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IPA says 88% of Brits support brand action in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
When asked, “Following the Russian invasion of Ukraine, in what ways do you think it is appropriate for companies and…
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Centrica review challenges The&Partnership/WPP
The&Partnership’s fabled ability to retain clients will be put to the test as British Gas owner Centrica reviews all its…
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Qantas and The Monkeys revive rallying cry for Australia
Here’s one to bring a tear to Dame Edna Everage’s beady eye: the return of ‘I still call Australia home’…
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Will new Ofcom chair Michael Grade be a friend or foe to free news and information?
The choice of Lord (Michael) Grade as the new chairman of UK media regulator Ofcom is an interesting one, maybe…
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Big brother is watching you: this time it’s our lot, not the Russians, with ‘Cyber Safe’
It wasn’t that long ago that the Tory government took an axe to ad spending, scrapping the old Central Office…
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Omnicom Group makes an ‘orderly’ exit from Russia
The last of the top five holding companies, Omnicom, has announced that it is withdrawing from Russia. A statement from…
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