PR
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Ad groups line up against California with bogus case against privacy regulation
The ad business in the US is panicking mightily over proposed privacy legislation in California, forcing companies to allow consumers…
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Goodby Silverstein stands up for black community
Instead of waffling on about “must try harder” Goodby Silverstein & Partners is making a big statement in the wake…
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Are we likely to get ads on the BBC under Tim Davie?
Newly-anointed BBC director general Tim Davie (how long will it be until he’s called CEO?) certainly has stamina: a seasoned…
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Lincoln Project aims another ad howitzer at Trump
Heaven knows what’s going to happen to America as this election year unfolds. Conservative group The Lincoln Project (after Abraham)…
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WPP’s Read promises action in wake of George Floyd tragedy
WPP’s Mark Read has made arguably the strongest statement of intent among agency big bosses about George Floyd, promising, among…
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Airbnb’s save Aussie country pubs is WARC’s top brand purpose campaign
Another day, even in lockdown, brings more awards and this time it’s WARC – donor of the Effies – with…
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The&Partnership bangs the drum for American business
“The chief business of America is business” opined President Calvin Coolidge (not usually known for his eloquence) in the pre-Wall…
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Ad holding company bosses weigh in to George Floyd crisis
The bosses of three ad holding companies – John Wren at Omnicom, Interpublic’s Michael Roth and Publicis’ Arthur Sadoun have…
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NHS launches ‘big brother’ contact tracing drive
Here’s the Government’s film explaining ‘test and trace,’ its great hope for easing the UK out of lockdown. It’s simple…
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