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New Commercial Arts debuts for Alzheimer’s with nameless England football shirts
New Commercial Arts kicked off its relationship with the Alzheimer’s Society with the launch of a “nameless shirt” as part…
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Qantas and The Monkeys revive rallying cry for Australia
Here’s one to bring a tear to Dame Edna Everage’s beady eye: the return of ‘I still call Australia home’…
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Will new Ofcom chair Michael Grade be a friend or foe to free news and information?
The choice of Lord (Michael) Grade as the new chairman of UK media regulator Ofcom is an interesting one, maybe…
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Big brother is watching you: this time it’s our lot, not the Russians, with ‘Cyber Safe’
It wasn’t that long ago that the Tory government took an axe to ad spending, scrapping the old Central Office…
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CoorDown tackles “thorny issue” of Down Syndrome sexuality
It’s World Down Syndrome Day (it’s always one day or another but this seems more worthwhile) and charity CoorDown is…
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AA report: UK ad exports back to pre-pandemic £11.7bn
The UK’s Advertising Association has published its UK Advertising Exports Report 2022 showing that international trade in UK advertising and…
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Dentsu finally joins exodus from Russia
Dentsu International has joined WPP, Interpublic and Publicis Groupe in acting in Russia following its invasion of Ukraine, in its…
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All change at the National Lottery as Czech-based contender pips Camelot – but will VAR take a hand?
One of the UK’s biggest ad accounts is potentially in play as Czech operator Allwyn (formerly Sazka but handily renamed)…
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Ukraine: please support our MAA/Red Cross appeal
Most of us are showing our support for the relief and humanitarian efforts in Ukraine although some of the ad…
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