PR
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Is Sorrell right to damn (gin-soaked) public relations?
Sir Martin Sorrell (below) seems to have made a new brigade of enemies by branding PR as, inter alia, defined…
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Boris cabal plan free daily prime time airtime – will the broadcasters play ball?
Looks like Hancock’s Half Hour, the once-daily media briefings on Covid-19, usually hosted by health secretary Matt Hancock, are about…
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Advertising in a crisis: Sprite, Ad Council and Budweiser
That America is undergoing a crisis is unarguable: call it an identity crisis (Black Lives Matter), a political crisis (Trump…
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Does mushrooming ad boycott signal the end for Facebook’s Zuckerberg?
First is was Facebook, now it’s Twitter and other social media for many big advertisers. The Facebook ad boycott is…
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Verizon ups stakes in Facebook ad boycott – where’s PR man Nick Clegg in all this?
Hitherto all-conquering Facebook (with advertisers and media agencies anyway) is now like a rabbit in the headlights as the Anti-Defamation…
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More fun for Burger King in France, no fun at all at Rosapark
Burger King is reopening in France so here’s Burger Klean, a spoof airline safety ad from the brilliant Buzzman. Burger…
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MSQ Partners agrees £6.2m deal to buy Be Heard
Ambitious marcoms group MSQ Partners has agreed a deal to buy smaller rival Be Heard Partnership for £6.2m. Be Heard…
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Casting is adland’s “dirty secret” says We Are Pi chief
Cannes Lions is doing its virtual bit and one of the topics – inevitably – is black representation in the…
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Is P&G reaching compassion fatigue with LGBT ‘Pause?’
P&G’s at it again, this time with ‘The Pause’ from Grey New York describing the three seconds or so that…
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