Politics
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TBWA looks on the dry side for Le Chocolat des Français
Life in France, the capital especially, isn’t very oh là là at the moment with Covid running riot, especially if…
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Isobel’s Jamie Williams: Morgan’s exit and Burger King show how provocation can become a banana skin
From Burger King to BrewDog, and Donald Trump to Piers Morgan, the desperate desire to be provocative and stay in…
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Morgan’s sudden GMB exit reveals a media world that could have been scripted by Netflix
Meghan Markle, aka the duchess of Sussex (for now anyway) is taking a few media scalps – the latest being…
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Do we really need another hectoring from the Government – this time on middle class drug use?
Headlines are funny things. Campaign has one today: Government looks to adland to reduce cocaine use. Now we know that…
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Sooner collective charts upbeat route out of UK lockdown
A group of adland’s finest including Sir Nigel Bogle and Robert Campbell are – what’s the word, curating? – a…
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Ad Association accuses government of banning online HFSS ads because they’re ‘strapped for funds’ to tackle obesity
Children are being bombarded with 500 online junk food adverts every second, according to a report by Bite Back 2030,…
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Droga5 makes personalisation case for Facebook in the Zuckerberg/Cook privacy stand-off
Apple seems to have Facebook well and truly on the run with its planned change to iPhones inviting users to…
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Publicis launches Open Apprenticeship to attract less well off industry talent
Publicis Groupe is launching a new UK scheme to attract ethnic minority and low income talent into what it admits…
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NHS tiptoes around vaccination in new MullenLowe work
MullenLowe has taken a determinedly softly softly approach in its seemingly endless anti-Covid NHS campaign and it’s back with a…
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