Politics
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Possible Moscow joins anti-plastic crusade for Greenpeace
Here’s another effort to save the world – this time from the dreaded plastic – from Possible Moscow (still part…
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Sorrell hits the studios again – this time with a prognosis for post-Brexit Britain
S4Capital’s executive chairman Sir Martin Sorrell (he really wants us to remember the executive bit) is bestriding the business world…
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Japan weighs the benefits of successful Rugby World Cup
By Colin Wheeler So for England it wasn’t to be. Congratulations South Africa, and this will mean so much more…
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Boris’ Get Ready for Brexit campaign misses its ever-moving target
The UK’s National Audit Office doesn’t think much of the Government’s ‘Get Ready for Brexit’ campaign – costing a supposed…
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IPA’s Bellwether says advertisers cutting back (a bit) – the calm before the storm?
Advertisers cut budgets for the first time in seven years – down 0.5 per cent – according to the IPA’s…
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MSQ Partners wins Mayor of London’s new green energy company
The Greater London Authority (GLA) has appointed MSQ Partners as the lead communications agency for London Power, the capital’s new,…
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Print ad slump may spell sale for Boris cheerleader The Telegraph
Is it the curse of Boris Johnson? Long-time Johnson supporter The Telegraph (BoJo has written a highly paid column for…
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Above+Beyond takes punchy Subway campaign to Naples – brave them
Agency Above+Beyond made a punchy debut for Subway with an ad around a somewhat implausible ram raid, which we didn’t…
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If Zuckerberg and co. play ball with new OECD tax rules then their image problem might be solved
Facebook is running a nice ‘Privacy is Personal’ campaign by Possible, good because it’s clear, understated and human. Privacy issues…
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