Politics
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Has Westminster’s planning committee fallen into the hands of Professor Moriarty?
Professor Moriarty being Sherlock Holmes’ ancient foe (they fought a score-draw at the Reichenbach Falls). But what’s this to do…
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Cadillac cries crocodile tears over Trump at the Oscars
Cadillac has a different spin on its Dare Greatly campaign in Sunday night’s Oscars, ‘Carry” from Publicis, a new ad…
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Nike challenges cultural conventions with brave new film about Muslim female athletes
We’ve noted before that 2017 seems to be turning into year of political ads, political defined loosely. But is it…
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Lee Hoddy of Conran Design Group picks his (political) Desert Island Ads
Lee Hoddy (below) is creative partner at Conran Design Group, now part of Havas UK. Before joining Conran Design Group,…
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Dentsu surges to top of growth leader board despite scandals in Japan
Dentsu has emerged at the top of the holding company leader board in 2016 (WPP has still to report) with…
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Nike’s new ad wades into equality debate – but will that change ever come?
We know it already, 2017’s going to be the year of ‘political’ ads from brands (thanks Donald) and here’s a…
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BBH explores refugee crisis in BAFTA winner Home
Home, a short film about the refugee crisis starring Jack O’Connell and Holliday Grainger, has won the UK’s BAFTA award…
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Anna Foster of TMW: why brands opposing Trump need to put principles before profit
US brands including Levi’s, Google, Apple and Facebook have found themselves in the highly unusual position of defending the constitution…
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Anti-Trump ads storm Super Bowl
A while ago JWT produced a report a report saying that people were swayed by brands in their political choices.…
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