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Shareholder advisors on the war path over pay at Sorrell’s new S4 Capital
We thought Sir Martin Sorrell’s pay was yesterday’s news as he’s now ensconced at “better, faster, cheaper” S4 Capital. At…
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WPP reveals more grim tidings from the US, Sorrell’s S4 announces two timely buys
Timing is all, as they say, and just as WPP has announced some pretty grim first quarter trading numbers former…
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Time for Sainsbury’s to up its game as CMA blocks giant merger with Asda
To nobody’s great surprise the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has blocked the attempted £7bn merger of Sainsbury’s and…
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Giles Keeble: is political correctness to blame for the dearth of great advertising?
Some years ago I was running a workshop in New York. Of the 12 or so people there, only two…
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Can Hornby’s The&Partnership ride to rescue of Change UK?
Newly-formed political entity The Independent Group, consisting of a handful of Remain-supporting refugee MPs from Labour and the Tories, hasn’t…
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The History of Advertising Trust’s Jack Meggitt-Phillips picks his Desert Island (political) Ads
Jack Meggitt-Phillips is presenter and co-producer of The History of Advertising Podcast, the Apple Podcasts show which looks back at…
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Macallan takes a flyer and comes crashing to earth
This global ad for Macallan whisky has been banned by the UK’s ASA (somewhat belatedly) for, well, encouraging people to…
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Why centenarian Tesco needs a new cultural strategy to compete with Aldi and Lidl
By Archie Heaton This year Tesco celebrates its 100th birthday, a gift in of itself for their marketing team. Opting…
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Anomaly Amsterdam’s “Accidental Environmentalists” spearhead IKEA climate change campaign
IKEA is entering the climate change lists with a new platform from Anomaly Amsterdam – ‘A Better World Starts At…
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