Politics
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Wolff moves on from Adweek editor to White House scourge
Michael Wolff, author of the new Fire and Fury dissection of Donald Trump, had a one-year stint as editor of…
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Virgin Trains spat with the Mail shows the hypocrisy of modern attitudes to media
When an advertiser or business partner pulls out of a relationship with a newspaper or TV station the time-honoured response…
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Andy Vogel of NewBase: US net neutrality repeal will cost UK advertisers too
Despite 83 per cent of Americans supporting net neutrality maintaining the status quo, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has undone…
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Now Accenture wins Vatican media communications
We’ve noticed that Accenture Interactive is taking over (bits of) the corporeal world, now it’s expanding its horizons to matters…
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Now Boz the Monster is revealed – It’s you Foreign..
There are the usual Christmas ads spoofs on YouTube but a bit listless this year – maybe this epoch in…
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Monarchy is worth £67.5bn to UK says Brand Finance
Consultancy Brand Finance has been looking at the “brand value” of the UK monarchy – not their personal finances –…
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Sky Bet makes belated effort to fend off betting critics
Betting has become a national scandal in the UK, an even more potent way of making the poor poorer than…
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Hugh Treacy of Isobel: why the World Cup in Russia is a stay at home marketing opportunity
I’ve been very fortunate to have worked on the last five football World Cups – for sponsoring and (mainly) non-sponsoring…
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Tom Denford and David Indo from ID Comms: China’s unique digital giants
On this week’s #MediaSnack Tom and David take a look at what it takes to market successfully in China and…
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