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Sir Martin Sorrell, in his WPP heyday, famously referred to Google as a “frenemy.” As opposed to a mighty monster
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Wear the damn shorts (whoever you are) says Sweaty Betty
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Africa Creative and Vivo tackle ‘toxic’ smartphone addiction
This clever campaign characterizes mobile phones as a needy, controlling presence in our lives. It’s spot-on and just a little
Heineken and the industry’s love-hate relationship with social media
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Olivia Colman invades Warburtons in crumpet involuntary
Warburtons is back on the celebrity trail, this time with Olivia Colman following in the well-worn footsteps of Robert De