PR
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P&G turns to George Floyd issue with ‘widen the screen’
This seems to be P&G’s take on the George Floyd issue, timed, presumably, for the trial of policeman Derek Chauvin.…
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Google shines a light into covid vaccine murk
Google has clearly hit the right note with this new call to action – specifically inviting people to search for…
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Frohlich’s departure for Weber Shandwick leaves key UK CEO post open at Ogilvy
What used to be one of the biggest jobs in London’s adland is now vacant – Ogilvy UK CEO Michael…
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Archie Heaton: why flagging Labour needs to take a leaf out of the marketing textbook
The UK’s Labour Party (12 years in opposition now) has something much worse than a policy problem; it has a…
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UK government pandemic advertising tops £240m in 2020
UK government advertising in 2020 reached £163m (up 237%) with, on top of that, £80m from Public Health England (almost…
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Isobel’s Jamie Williams: Morgan’s exit and Burger King show how provocation can become a banana skin
From Burger King to BrewDog, and Donald Trump to Piers Morgan, the desperate desire to be provocative and stay in…
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Jim Carless of Space: why festival season 2021 still matters to brands
You’ve got one of those big Yorkshire puddings with the whole meal inside – it’s utter filth, but that’s all…
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Morgan’s sudden GMB exit reveals a media world that could have been scripted by Netflix
Meghan Markle, aka the duchess of Sussex (for now anyway) is taking a few media scalps – the latest being…
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BBH pilots Labrokes around a testing Festival course
The Cheltenham Festival of National Hunt racing (over jumps) is on its way next week. Last year it got into…
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