George Parker: beware of monkeys!
Here in the US we were recently in the middle of a furore over Donald Trump’s posting of a video […]
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Jane Austin: entries down, should Cannes do a Glastonbury and skip a year?
Cannes Lions awards entries dropped dramatically this year, by 25%. The organisers say this is because of the stricter criteria
Anomaly serves creativity with the coffee at Starbucks
Starbucks is experiencing a turnaround, with a 9% revenue increase in the US under CEO Brian Niccol, who joined from
Jane Austin: Buzzwords at Cannes: microdramas go viral, storytelling makes a comeback, AI gets too big for its buzz
Like so many other things we treasure in this industry, our vast lexicon of jargon has been taken over by
Jane Austin: how will we survive all the Cannes Lions survival guides?
In advance of Cannes this year, I’ve noticed a worrying trend sweeping LinkedIn. Everyone and their pet rabbit is posting
M&C Saatchi restructure sees exit of global CCOs Doubal and Thomson
More change at M&C Saatchi as global CCOs Rob Doubal and Laurence Thomson – who joined from McCann two years
NCA’s Dan Seager and Steve Hall: (Not) Top Tips for Cannes
With the shackles of ‘but will it win at Cannes?’ removed, here are a few pieces of work that simply
MAA Ad of the Week: Vodafone from Leo
Never thought we’d be choosing a Vodafone ad and it’s not because it knocks everything else into a cocked hat
Grey wins global Synechron
Grey London has won technology consulting firm Synechron, following a competitive pitch process managed by Ingenuity+. The partnership will focus
Omar Oakes: you can’t regulate what you can’t live without
Facebook, Instagram and YouTube have made themselves too embedded to fear real regulation. It’s time to think much bigger about