Conservatives go for hard-hitting messages around immigration policy
Rishi Sunak’s ambitious attempts to “Stop the boats” and lay down the law over immigration have been backed up immediately […]
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International Women’s Day: are women getting sick of it?
International women’s day has come round again, although this year, women seem less likely than ever to be passively grateful
Jon Evans: should it be International Women’s Day for advertisers all year round?
International Women’s Day sees brands queueing up to celebrate women and show their understanding of women’s lives and issues. But
BBH notches Premier League win – some interesting issues down the line
BBH is probably having its best period since the halcyon days of messrs Bartle Bogle and Hegarty and the London
Sky Bet picks Grey for brand refresh
Grey London has won a much-needed piece of new business, Sky Bet in a pitch handled by Creative Brief. Grey
Coca-Cola brings classic works of art to life in new global “Masterpiece” campaign
This romp through famous works of art, all passing a bottle of Coke (taken from a Warhol picture) around, makes
Adspend bounces back with 7.9% growth but 2023 forecast to slow – PQ Media
Global advertising & marketing spending continued to rebound 7.9% to $1.568 trillion in 2022, but spending is projected to grow
WARC names 2023’s biggest creative awards winners
If anyone doubted that purpose has taken over adland – or at least the portion of itself that awards prizes
Kellogg’s hymns 25 years of breakfast clubs
Kellogg’s has been supporting breakfast clubs for kids in the UK for 25 years and Leo Burnett, which has a
Jonathan Fraser: why advertisers need local power on a global scale
The world has seven continents, 197 countries and countless cultures, subcultures and tribes. It would appear to be an impossible