Politics
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Woke-washing, re-inventing creativity and all the other things that may (or may not) be good for business
What on earth is ‘woke-washing?’ It was instanced by new Unilever CEO Alan Jope at a roundtable in Cannes and…
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Roy Jeans: how the ad industry actively underpins “surveillance capitalism”
In the regional Chinese city of Rongcheng, the ruling one-party state is perfecting its soon to be nationwide “Social Credit…
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Reckitt Benckiser joins anti-plastic rush
RB, Reckitt Benckiser as was and sometimes still is, is stepping outside its usual hard sell mode with this anti-plastic…
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Dark Horses promotes forgotten footballers for CONIFA European championship
More football, this time from some unexpected places. Sportsbet.io (which lets you bet in bitcoins and other crypto currencies –…
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Piers Newson-Smith: why behavioural science can lead to dangerous marketing as well as bad politics
If you want to find the cutest animal on the planet, you could do worse that the slow loris. It’s…
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Can Hornby’s The&Partnership ride to rescue of Change UK?
Newly-formed political entity The Independent Group, consisting of a handful of Remain-supporting refugee MPs from Labour and the Tories, hasn’t…
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Marketing budgets surprise with bounce-back in new IPA Bellwether Report
The UK may or may not be in recession or about to enter one as another six months of Brexit…
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The History of Advertising Trust’s Jack Meggitt-Phillips picks his Desert Island (political) Ads
Jack Meggitt-Phillips is presenter and co-producer of The History of Advertising Podcast, the Apple Podcasts show which looks back at…
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Anomaly Amsterdam’s “Accidental Environmentalists” spearhead IKEA climate change campaign
IKEA is entering the climate change lists with a new platform from Anomaly Amsterdam – ‘A Better World Starts At…
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