WPP wins two Grand Prix on day three: Media and Social & Creator
The holding company might be hunting for a CEO and losing a lot more business than it would like, but […]
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Grey scores at Cannes with advertising that speaks for itself
WPP’s Grey hasn’t had too much to shout about recently – being shuffled off, first to AKQA and now Ogilvy
Alexandra Jardine: why it’s time to repurpose purpose
The lifespan of buzzwords at Cannes is always interesting to recall: think NFTs and the Metaverse circa 2021. Not words
UK TV trio challenge Meta and Google with new pitch to digital advertisers
Around £30bn of the £45bn spent on UK advertising currently goes into the voracious paws of big tech: chiefly Meta
Jane Austin: sidelining of DEI at Cannes reflects an alarming regression
Remember when brands at Cannes wouldn’t shut up about how they wanted to save the world? Naturally, they didn’t mean
Cannes Day 2: eight Grand Prix awarded
No less than eight Grand Prix were handed out at the Cannes Lions Festival of Creativity on day two, with
Jane Austin: spare a thought for the overlooked indies at Cannes
Along with the usual hype and excitement that normally is the preserve of a toddler who has had all the
Alexandra Jardine: AI vs humans will be the Cannes conundrum this year
You can’t escape from AI at Cannes this year. It looms over the festival in a dystopian manner; not just
Jane Austin: because you’re worth it? Measuring the ROI of Cannes week
Traditional agencies are facing an existential crisis and the global economy is on the brink of its worst decade for
St Luke’s Richard Denney: my Top Tips for Cannes
In our final 2025 Top Tips for Cannes (it’s on if you’ve missed it) Richard Denney, joint CCO of St