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What is stress really doing to our work? The epidemic of stress in advertising is often discussed as a purely moral or ethical dilemma. And we should certainly focus on ensuring we have healthy and happy people. But what if ...

Mark Elwood has presided over some strong creative work at MullenLowe, particularly the “We are the NHS” campaign, but he’s moving to Leo Burnett to take up the same role, reporting to CCO Chaka Sobhani. Elwood’s departure comes only a ...

BT finally seems to be offering people what they want, rather than it wants, with the launch of a new range of TV packages promising to free prisoners of their (existing) TV packages. BT director of marketing communications Pete Jeavons ...

Out of Home has embraced the new decade truly transformed. Growth, brilliant assets, smart thinking, creativity, better insight and measurement. We are well on the road to a more automated future and generating real momentum. Digital screens are delivering critical ...

Direct Line is pensioning off Harvey Keitel’s ever-reliable Winston Wolfe in its new campaign, ‘We’re on it,’ from Saatchi & Saatchi, replacing him with various movies characters including RoboCop, Donatello the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle and Bumblebee the Transformer. In ...

It’s nice to see a car ad with ‘vroom vroom’ as its guiding star, these days they’re more likely to be about communing with yourself and the drive to be a better person. Wieden+Kennedy London has been charged with bringing ...

Huawei may be one of the world’s most controversial companies – don’t mention it to one D.Trump – but it sure marshals a bunch of creative and marketing firepower. Here’s a new global campaign, ‘Explore It,’ for its AppGallery from ...

You know where you are with a product from Bayerische Motoren Werke AG (Bavarian Motor Works aka BMW.) At least you used to. It was a sporty high-powered saloon, beloved of boy racers who didn’t want to make it too ...

British terrestrial broadcaster ITV is one of the first media companies to quantify the effect of the Coronavirus and it’s bad news: ITV anticipates ad revenue will drop by ten per cent in April as travel and holiday companies (it’s ...