Politics
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Bolloré’s African travails are a problem for Havas too
If you find yourself in a Havas office – or any part of Vincent Bolloré’s far flung empire which includes…
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Facebook plumbs new depths as it tries to raise its PR game
Facebook’s revenues are going through the roof – nearly $12bn in the first quarter Of 2018 (49 per cent up…
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Mystery over Havas employee’s “formal Investigation”
What with WPP’s Sir Martin Sorrell disappearing (we think) after a lawyerised inquiry and Havas owner Vincent Bolloré helping the…
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Schweppes battles Fever-Tree and French health police
Here’s a characteristically perky number from BETC Paris for Schweppes, trying very hard to be cool again against competition from…
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Zuckerberg begins Facebook’s case for the defence
Here are some supposed highlights from Faceboook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s first day of testimony before the US Congress following the…
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Why the Cambridge Analytica scandal could be life threatening for Facebook and big tech
The Cambridge Analytica affair may be the biggest threat to Facebook to date; far more so than Russian meddling in…
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Roy Jeans: why GDPR is a clear and present danger for the media agency holding companies
Those of us old enough will remember the damp squib that was the Y2K scare. At midnight on New Year’s…
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Apple gets physical in same sex Aussie ads
Are these the first same sex snogs in ads? Part of a new campaign by TBWA Sydney, brave indeed where…
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Anomaly hits its stride with Jane Walker for Johnnie Walker
On the face of it Johnnie Walker is an unlikely women’s advocate but it’s becoming one in style in a…
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