Politics
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NHS back in the market for nurses with MullenLowe
The UK’s NHS seems to lurch from crisis to crisis no matter how much money is thrown at it. Now…
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Marketing still needs to do more in diversity stakes says WFA
Marketing scores better than other industries when it comes to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion according to a new survey by…
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Woke or not woke enough? John Lewis ad caught up in the culture wars
John Lewis ads usually take centre stage at this time of year – much speculation about its Christmas effort, will…
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Climate change: can ad-induced “brain pollution” be the real problem?
Remember when subliminal advertising was deemed a threat to humankind? No? Well it was “the use by advertisers of images…
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Facebook’s scandals: Does PR boss Nick Clegg have a different role to play?
As one who doesn’t use Facebook at all it’s sometimes bewildering to discover the amount of ire it provokes –…
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World Media Group highlights trust in an untrustworthy digital news landscape
“Imagine a world without trusted media,” says the World Media Group, which represents some of the planet’s more famous legacy…
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Dorries’ elevation to Culture and Sport may be bad news for Channel 4 and the BBC
In theory the UK’s secretary of state for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (quite a bagful if you think about…
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Concern Worldwide harnesses fake news to curb poverty
Levelling up seems to be on many people’s minds as the rich get richer (and the rest of us don’t)…
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UK ad industry lines up against Channel 4 sell-off
The UK ad industry is lining up against the Government’s mad, mean-minded plan to sell off broadcaster Channel 4 with…
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