Tata’s Tetley from Pablo puts the tea back in Britain
Over the years agencies and advertisers have got themselves in a terrible tangle over tea, desperate to say what it’s […]
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Influencer head Joe Ellyatt picks his (location-based) Desert Island Ads
In a time where AI-generated visuals are everywhere, and brands can fake just about anything, I really appreciate campaigns that
Let AI be the judge: Kantar’s creative effectiveness awards 2025
Coke, Desperadoes, Deliveroo and Freya bread took the top prizes in Kantar’s latest creative effectiveness awards. These are judged with
Ian Colvin: rewriting the recipe – how brands can thrive with new HFSS regulations
Despite ASA push-back, the UK government’s commitment to HFSS legislation has advertisers re-evaluating their marketing approaches. Under the latest guidelines,
Cox clocks off in W+K winner for Malibu
Brian Cox has enjoyed a long and distinguished career as a character actor – some may remember him as the
Used car sales get a Hollywood makeover in new Stellantis work
Stellantis Group, which owns brands including Fiat, Chrysler, Peugeot, Citroën, and Jeep – set up its own used car network,
Gen Kobayashi returns to advertising as group CSO at M&C Saatchi
Master strategist Gen Kobayashi made a name for himself during his two years at Engine, but he left around the
WPP: Is AI really a strategy?
Interesting interview with WPP CEO Mark Read in yesterday’s Sunday Times (subscription required to get behind its hefty paywall) with
Barclays to VCCP, Asda for Lucky Generals
Account moves tend to land on a Friday and this week we learn (or think we do as no-one seems
Ford cashes in on Trump tariffs
It’s an ill wind…someone will benefit from Trump’s tariffs, although, not maybe, the President as US prices rise in a