MSQ’s Brave Spark expands with new hires
Ever-expanding MSQ has strengthened its Brave Spark, described as a “creative studio,” with Katie Mulligan joining as its first strategy […]
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Is becoming a “digital-first streamer” really the best option for the UK’s Channel 4?
Things must be worse that we thought at UK terrestrial broadcaster Channel 4. It is axing 200 or so jobs,
Dentsu cuts back UK operation
In another sign of ad holding company strife, Dentsu is cutting 60 jobs across the UK in what it says
St Luke’s and OOH leaders support Holocaust Memorial Day
Holocaust Memorial Day in the UK was marked by a striking pro bono Out of home campaign from St Luke’s
George Parker: a view from a “decrepit denier of datametrics”
Whilst researching material for my next blockbuster book. Working title… “Even more repetitious confessions of a Mad Man.” I was
Dan Roberts of The Romans picks his Desert Island Ads
Dan Roberts is creative director of The Romans, part of the Mother family of agencies Okay, so the obvious approach
Freemans launches media review
Freemans, once one of the giants of thge mail order business but now re-invented as a “digital department store,” is
MAA Ad of the Week: Yakult from Brothers and Sisters
Planners and others are keen to say they want their ads to enter “culture,” meaning everyday communications presumably. Obviously not
Brothers and Sisters wins Verisure home security
Home security firm Verisure has appointed Brothers and Sisters as its first creative agency. Verisure has tasked the agency with
WPP merges PR giants BCW and Hill & Knowlton into revamped Burson
Another big WPP merger iis happening: PR giants BCW and Hill & Knowlton are merging under the Burson banner (BCW