Politics
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Unilever says brands lead to a bright future
Unilever has been busily positioning itself as the Goody Two-Shoes of the commercial world over the past decade or so…
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Lord Bell quits Bell Pottinger for new frontières
Lord Bell (Tim to you and me) is quitting as chairman of PR firm Bell Pottinger to set up a…
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Why are the UK’s men from the ministry incapable of writing an agency brief?
Once upon a time there was the COI (formerly Central Office of Information) that handled UK government advertising and marketing.…
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Grey goes into battle for refugees again at the Olympics
At the Olympics there’s a team of ten refugees competing under the International Olympics Committee’s banner, trying to demonstrate –…
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WPP backs Turkey with JWT digital agency deal
WPP marches on where others, sometimes, fear to tread. Every now and then you feel its executives might be issued…
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R3: marcoms giants face fight as new players join global battle for digital assets
It’s been an active six months in acquisitions in marketing communications with a 286 per cent increase over 2015, mostly…
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Bus-free Oxford Street is TfL contract holder JC Decaux’s real enemy in London
Brexit is being blamed for everything from collapsing high street sales (they seem to be recovering) to job losses in…
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The Donald’s new logo suggests a hot time for Pence
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has named Indiana governor Mike Pence as his running mate – and unveiled a spanking…
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Paul Simons: a timely blast from the past from Tim Bell
Tim Bell was one of a long line of politics commentators talking to BBC News from College Green the other…
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