Every tipple helps: Tesco opens pub to celebrate coronation
Brands seem at a bit of a loss about how to mark the coronation of King Charles III this weekend. […]
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More signs of the crisis in creativity – but does anyone really want to do something about it?
Only someone wearing a balaclava the wrong way round would argue that there is not a crisis of creativity in
Now Dove goes in to bat against anorexia
Ogilvy’s world of ‘Doveness’ for Unilever has taken another turn, this time the real-life story of Mary, a young woman
Is S4 Capital’s brave bid to challenge the ad establishment running out of gas?
Even Sir Martin Sorrell isn’t immune to the vicissitudes of age and a tricksy global ad market. The WPP founder
Oh no, not even more Eurovision Song Contest
Anyone seeking evidence that the world has gone mad might turn to the Eurovision Song contest, for decades the epitome
Budweiser tackles global heat with non-electric fridge
It might not seem like it in chilly old UK but large parts of the world are preparing for another
Arsenal legends wind up Piers Morgan for Paddy Power
Piers Morgan, like his long-time adversary Jeremy Clarkson, is a Marmite fixture (although it can be hard to find anyone
Can the agency search for new business ever be ‘pitch positive?’
Pitching is always a bone of contention for agencies (and clients of course), a practice to outsiders that seems like
MAA Ad of the Week: New York Times from Droga 5
Newspapers, even in their mostly digital guise, don’t make that much use of advertising. A shame because, despite the inevitable
Botticelli’s Venus gets a naff makeover in disastrous Italian tourism campaign
Italy’s tourism ministry has launched a €9m travesty of a campaign that reimagines Botticelli’s Venus as a mini-skirted “virtual influencer”