Politics
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P&G enters race debate in US with BBDO master class
There’s no company more synonymous with “white” than Procter & Gamble, for entirely understandable laundry-related reasons. But P&G is now…
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War breaks out at Bell Pottinger over Gupta campaign
Britain’s biggest PR firm, Bell Pottinger, 25 per cent owned by Chime Communications in which WPP is a substantial shareholder,…
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Why £500m for Neymar is a PR investment
When people, and indeed whole countries, began investing mind-boggling sums in football and football players it seemed as though they’d…
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MediaCom survey shows UK’s troubled teens
Media agency MediaCom has been looking into what UK teens (‘Generation Z’) think about their (and our) future prospects and…
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Neil Davidson of Hey Human: the nation’s at a low ebb and it’s time we did something about it
After Grenfell Tower, things will never be the same again. Its charred skeleton stands as a breath-taking symbol of how…
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New IPA Bellwether Report show internet spending is up even though confidence is down
Marketers usually cut back budgets when times get tough – as they seem to be following the Brexit vote –…
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McCann loses mega-client who didn’t believe it was a contractor – or has it?
The Us Army dumped McCann Worldgroup from its shortlist for a new agency for technical reasons, according to Ad Age.…
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UK’s ASA sets out to ban gender stereotypes in ads
Right then, some time in the future UK advertisers and agencies won’t be able to show ads featuring: *Family members…
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Amnesty’s Air offers lessons for Trump and Ertogan
Brussels agency Air is drumming up business for Amnesty’s Summer University, the biggest assembly of human rights activists in Belgium.…
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