Politics
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Some thoughts for France
It’s quite possible that some of our readers in France were caught up in the appalling events of Friday 13,…
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Will WPP’s new Xaxis Politics swing the US presidency?
WPP boss Sir Martin Sorrell likes years with big events – he reckons, correctly no doubt, that advertisers flood in…
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Greenpeace launches new ‘brand attack’ on Volkswagen
As if Volkswagen didn’t have enough on its plate, eco warriors Greenpeace are launching a Halloween campaign ‘Trick. No Treat’…
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The perils of multinational life – IPG’s Lowe hopes it’s capped its legal and financial problems in Brazil
IPG’s Mullen Lowe seems to have settled its rather embarrassing legal problems in Brazil, closing its Brasilia office in the…
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Come on Sharon, why isn’t Ofcom doing more to regulate Britain’s terrible broadband services?
I know you all like to hear about my problems with Virgin Media, the cutting edge of the cable revolution…
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WPP ups its bid to handle government communications with Sean Larkins hire
WPP’s Government & Public Sector Practice has poached the UK government’s one-time deputy director of government communications Sean Larkins as…
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John Hegarty and Richard Curtis team up to push United Nations’ ‘Global Goals’
The United Nations, increasingly viewed as a useless talking shop, is launching a set of ‘Global Goals’ to try to…
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Drayson Technologies picks five agencies for CleanSpace air quality drive
Lord Paul Drayson (left) was the minister for science and innovation in the Blair/Brown Labour governments and now runs Drayson…
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WPP’s Sorrell unveils healthy profits but warns of patchy GDP growth and stingy clients
WPP’s first half results are pretty much as we forecast yesterday – no crystal ball, alas, just the usual corporate…
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