PR
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How on earth did this one slip the Volkswagen (and Voltage) net?
When you’re producing zillions of bits a content a day the odd howler is going to slip through but this…
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Dominic Cummings affair shows how much Boris needs a seasoned media adviser
Tony Blair’s spinmeister Alastair Campbell is supposed to have said that if a poliicial story lasted more than a week…
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Outform’s Simon Hathaway: brands in the pandemic – the good, the bad and the ugly
What a difference a quarter makes. While 2019 remained gloomy for the high street, some positives still reared their heads…
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Tesco beards Twitterati with Ramadan ‘Food Love Story’
It’s Ramadan in the UK so Tesco is promoting its halal meats with this lively effort from BBH (presumably) as…
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Elvis: why now is the right time to address climate crisis
By Caroline Davison. Covid-19 may end up being the kick up the backside that we in adland need to get…
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We Are Social finds new meaning for home in IKEA’s anti-homophobia drive
Sunday was International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia (blimey, all of them at once) and We Are Social Milan…
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Are Publicis’ internal ‘Cannes Do’ awards a smokescreen to cover job cuts?
It’s interesting observing Publicis Groupe in the coronavirus crisis: go-go CEO Arthur Sadoun is making quite touchy feely videos weekly…
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Can Ritson’s “dirty dozen” from adland rise to the rescue of floundering UK government?
Marketing Week’s lively columnist Mark Ritson has suggested the UK government enlist a “dirty dozen” from adland to sort its…
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London agency Don’t Panic wins WaterAid
International charity WaterAid has appointed Don’t Panic to handle a three to five year campaign to help it bring clean…
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